Episode 1 - Training and Travelling

In this episode, we discover how Jessie finds herself working on a cruise ship at 31 years old. Which was not an easy journey to get there both mentally and quite literally.Warning: There is mention of PTSD and Traumas. While it is carefully suggested and lightly mentioned. Some people may get triggered.

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