Trigger warning: this episode discusses family dysfunction.

This weeks episode brings a story from someone who has truly lived a life.

From leaving home in her teens to join the military, working in a prison, studying bachelor of arts (majoring social welfare), bachelor of social work, graduate diploma of social science, a diploma of disability and a masters of business administration, Cheryl has done a lot.

But before all of that Cheryl Wilson was raised by an adopted family with some serious issues and that was the start of her journey and a challenge she had to overcome.

In today’s episode Cheryl shares:

-      Coming to the realisation that her adopted mother did not like her

-      How her adopted mother pitted her against her adopted sister

-      How she overcame such a troubling childhood upbringing

Key Quotes

“I learnt that I had to accept the person sitting in front of me.”

“I learnt who I was and it helped me change some of my…opinions we tend to have.”

“My mum…she hated me. She disliked me so much she hated me.”

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