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EPISODE · Oct 29, 2024 · 29 MIN

SOL#56: Breaking the Cycles of Generational Trauma - An Inside Look into The Boat That Wouldn't Sink

from Speak Out Loud · host Stacee and Doug Goetzinger

In this episode, Stacee and Doug dive into some of the topics and themes in Stacee's new book, The Boat That Wouldn't Sink. Forgiveness, loss, recovery and the impact of breaking cycles of brokenness and abuse are covered in this book as they form the story of Stacee's ongoing mental illness recovery journey and this memoir. As Stacee shares her story from the messy middle of her life and story, you too can find the courage and strength to break generational hurts and experience the hope of planting a new seed for your children and family to come. We invite you to listen and get your copy of The Boat That Wouldn't Sink on Amazon. Also follow Speak Out Loud on both Instagram and Facebook @speakoutloud.me The mission of Speak Out Loud is to share hope and encouragement for those who struggle with mental health and with those who love and support them. You can learn more and connect with Stacee and Doug at speakoutloud.me You can order The Boat That Wouldn't Sink @ https://a.co/d/39PzZdV

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