Leaving Christian Science - Episode 3, Elizabeth

An episode of the Leaving Christian Science podcast, hosted by Leaving Christian Science, titled "Leaving Christian Science - Episode 3, Elizabeth" was published on November 18, 2023 and runs 115 minutes.

November 18, 2023 ·115m · Leaving Christian Science

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In this episode I interview Elizabeth. We discuss her multi-generational CS family, what it was like to go from "all in" to out, the rocky road to medical care, and surviving a measles outbreak at the top Christian Science boarding school

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In this episode I interview Elizabeth. We discuss her multi-generational CS family, what it was like to go from "all in" to out, the rocky road to medical care, and surviving a measles outbreak at the top Christian Science boarding school

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