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EPISODE · May 19, 2026 · 19 MIN

From Abandoned Child to Healing Others’ Trauma

from Living Your Legacy

In this episode, a trauma survivor and founder of Deep Waves Life Coaching, Tasha Day shares how she transformed years of pain, generational trauma, and loss into a mission to help others heal. From dropping out of school and navigating toxic relationships to discovering purpose through healing work, her journey reveals what it really takes to reclaim your voice. This conversation dives into emotional healing, mindset shifts, and the power of rewriting your story—before it’s too late to change it.Key Takeaways • Your pain can become your purpose if you choose to use it • Awareness is the first step to healing emotional trauma • Generational trauma can be identified and broken • Boundaries are essential to reclaiming your power • Healing starts when you take responsibility for your storyNotable Quotes • “Your story could possibly save someone’s life one day.” • “You are not alone—so many people are struggling with abuse and addiction.” • “Awareness is number one. If you don’t know what you’re suffering with, how can you fix it?” • “Let’s get rid of that old story and rewrite a new one.” • “You may think you’re disqualified, but that’s only someone else’s perspective.”

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