S3:E5 Love (really does) Make Room with Staci Frenes
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S3:E5 Love (really does) Make Room with Staci Frenes Katherine Spearing New book on Spiritual Abuse available from the founder of Tears of Eden: A Thousand Tiny Paper Cuts: The Subtle, Insidious Nature of Spiritual Abuse and Life on the Other Side Staci Frenes is an author, songwriter, and speaker. Her book, Love Makes Room, shares her journey to love her daughter, when her daughter disclosed that she was gay. Contact Tears of Eden [email protected] Support Uncertain & Tears of Eden
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