<p>Hayley is a mother of 2 and currently going to school to get her license to be a Marriage and Family therapist. She has been a victim of domestic violence and is recently divorced. She shares about her near death experience and how she was able to get her kids to safety. Hayley shares how her therapist was able to help her overcome trauma and how she wants to help others do the same. </p>

Hayley is a mother of 2 and currently going to school to get her license to be a Marriage and Family therapist. She has been a victim of domestic violence and is recently divorced. She shares about her near death experience and how she was able to get her kids to safety. Hayley shares how her therapist was able to help her overcome trauma and how she wants to help others do the same.

<p>Hayley is a mother of 2 and currently going to school to get her license to be a Marriage and Family therapist. She has been a victim of domestic violence and is recently divorced. She shares about her near death experience and how she was able to get her kids to safety. Hayley shares how her therapist was able to help her overcome trauma and how she wants to help others do the same.&nbsp;</p>

44. Fighting for my Life with Hayley Brown

In our public life, our day-to-day interactions and social media posts, we rarely share our true challenges, feelings and mistakes. Under the surface, each person has a unique story to tell and a set of experiences that we can all learn from. While we can’t fix the past, we can learn to be better by surrounding ourselves with people inspire us to be our best selves. Letters to my younger self provides a platform to release these experiences outside of our innermost circles, so that we can learn from each other.

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44. Fighting for my Life with Hayley Brown

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