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Overcoming A Lifetime Of Adversity w/ Peter Woods
On this episode of Life Is Sound, we hear the incredible story of Peter Woods, who spent 18 years in the care system enduring numerous adversities from being moved from one home to another and suffering emotional and physical abuse during his childhood. Peter shares his story of finding love with a man he met in Amsterdam, and sadly, losing him which led to a profound sadness that lasted for a decade. He also discusses living as an openly gay man in prison, struggling with claustrophobia, and the psychological impact of spending years in the care system. Peter's unique journey has taught him the importance of being true to oneself and is now using his powerful story to help others. In all my years on this planet, it's safe to say I have not yet heard a story quite like Peters until now.
So join us as we learn about Peter's journey towards the very much deserved self-healing and overcoming a lifetime of adversity
*Warning* - this episode contains discussions about child abuse and sexual assault. If any of this discussion has affected you in anyway please feel free to reach out to our therapist and regular guest, Maureen Fearon Click HERE for her website.
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By James MayerOvercoming A Lifetime Of Adversity w/ Peter Woods
On this episode of Life Is Sound, we hear the incredible story of Peter Woods, who spent 18 years in the care system enduring numerous adversities from being moved from one home to another and suffering emotional and physical abuse during his childhood. Peter shares his story of finding love with a man he met in Amsterdam, and sadly, losing him which led to a profound sadness that lasted for a decade. He also discusses living as an openly gay man in prison, struggling with claustrophobia, and the psychological impact of spending years in the care system. Peter's unique journey has taught him the importance of being true to oneself and is now using his powerful story to help others. In all my years on this planet, it's safe to say I have not yet heard a story quite like Peters until now.
So join us as we learn about Peter's journey towards the very much deserved self-healing and overcoming a lifetime of adversity
*Warning* - this episode contains discussions about child abuse and sexual assault. If any of this discussion has affected you in anyway please feel free to reach out to our therapist and regular guest, Maureen Fearon Click HERE for her website.
What we discussed in this episode
Episode Links
Peter's Tik Tok
Peter's Go Fund Me
Support the show
Donate to the podcast via PayPal
Have you resonated and gained something from us and our guests? Consider sending financial energy to help support the cost of creating this powerful content.
Thanks again for listening, be sure to like, subscribe and comment on our socials and be apart of our community of people who are here to learn and grow with each other.
More Life Is Sound:
Instagram | YouTube | Tik Tok
If you would like to contact the show you can email us [email protected]