The Campground of Love

from My Crazy Divorce · host Lorrie Wilson

This week, we meet Rick. Rick’s dad worked at the same factory his entire life. His parents never divorced - and they lived in the same house for most of their lives. So...pretty stable.But then we meet Lorrie, who was all but abandoned by her father, abused by her step-father, and moved quite often until finally being raised by her grandparents - but pretty much in a cult. Not quite as stable as Rick right?Not so fast! Because things are almost NEVER that simple.My Crazy DivorceProduced by - Adam Hassickadamhassick.com

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This week, we meet Rick. Rick’s dad worked at the same factory his entire life. His parents never divorced - and they lived in the same house for most of their lives. So...pretty stable. But then we meet Lorrie, who was all but abandoned by her father, abused by her step-father, and moved quite often until finally being raised by her grandparents - but pretty much in a cult. Not quite as stable as Rick right? Not so fast! Because things are almost NEVER that simple. My Crazy Divorce Pr...

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