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24. Life After Surviving a Traumatic Car Accident ft. Kelli Chu
Kelli Chu survived a traumatic car accident from a drunk driver. She opens up about the regrets, the dark places, and what she hasn’t told her mom about from the incident. And of course, there’s still the everyday struggles for women in their 30s: career, marriage, and kids.
Highlights:
- Kelli’s story of how she almost had her hand amputated
- How to forgive the person who caused you trauma
- Being afraid to tell your family what haunts you
- Internal conflicts about the master timeline for Chinese women
- How the relationship with our parents influences us more than we think
Takeaways:
- Live life day by day because sometimes, there's just no better option
- We don't always have the answers
- Regret holds you back; it keeps you in the past
- No matter what your relationship is like with your mom, it will still influence you
Resources:
- Living After Surviving (Blog)
- @itskellichu (Instagram)
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Kelli Chu survived a traumatic car accident from a drunk driver. She opens up about the regrets, the dark places, and what she hasn’t told her mom about from the incident. And of course, there’s still the everyday struggles for women in their 30s: career, marriage, and kids.
Highlights:
- Kelli’s story of how she almost had her hand amputated
- How to forgive the person who caused you trauma
- Being afraid to tell your family what haunts you
- Internal conflicts about the master timeline for Chinese women
- How the relationship with our parents influences us more than we think
Takeaways:
- Live life day by day because sometimes, there's just no better option
- We don't always have the answers
- Regret holds you back; it keeps you in the past
- No matter what your relationship is like with your mom, it will still influence you
Resources:
- Living After Surviving (Blog)
- @itskellichu (Instagram)
Enjoyed this episode? Share with a friend! Hit subscribe to get the latest episodes. Leave us a comment or review and let us know your favourite episode!
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What cringy and uncomfortable conversation topics do you want to listen to? Send us a message or ask a question we could answer on our next episode.
Send us an audio message by clicking here!
Instagram @shitwedonttellmom
Email: [email protected]
Support the show
The best way to support this show is by listening and sharing with a friend. If you would like to buy a coffee or bubble tea, we would love that too.
----
Instagram @shitwedonttellmom
Email: [email protected]
www.shitwedonttellmom.com
Send us an audio message by clicking here!
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