Addicted To Pulling Out My Hair: Living With Trichotillomania

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Molested By My Brother

She was only 9 years old when her older brother began molesting her. She kept it a secret until she was 16 years old, believing she was the only victim. After coming forward, she realized that others had been experiencing the abuse too, including her younger brother. She shares t ...  Show more

Hung From a Power Line By My Leg for an Hour

After surviving an accident that should have killed her, Kennedy woke up to a completely different life. In this episode, she shares the reality of losing a leg, recovering from severe injuries, living with a disability, and learning to find confidence, purpose, and joy after exp ...  Show more

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