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DOHS Podcast S2 E1
The DOHS Podcast returns for another season. To start off this season of the podcast, Ololade Ajayi interviews Beatrice who is a DOHS Volunteer as well as a victim of sexual and gender-based violence.
Beatrice shares how the husband she was married to 10-years ago abused her emotionally, economically and genetically, leaving her helpless trying to raise two sickle-celled children on her own.
WARNING: Listener discretion is advised. Content may include stories of sexual and gender-based violence from survivors [and endangered children], which some people may find upsetting and can be triggering for survivors.
Beatrice shares how the husband she was married to 10-years ago abused her emotionally, economically and genetically, leaving her helpless trying to raise two sickle-celled children on her own.
WARNING: Listener discretion is advised. Content may include stories of sexual and gender-based violence from survivors [and endangered children], which some people may find upsetting and can be triggering for survivors.
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By DOHS PodcastThe DOHS Podcast returns for another season. To start off this season of the podcast, Ololade Ajayi interviews Beatrice who is a DOHS Volunteer as well as a victim of sexual and gender-based violence.
Beatrice shares how the husband she was married to 10-years ago abused her emotionally, economically and genetically, leaving her helpless trying to raise two sickle-celled children on her own.
WARNING: Listener discretion is advised. Content may include stories of sexual and gender-based violence from survivors [and endangered children], which some people may find upsetting and can be triggering for survivors.
Beatrice shares how the husband she was married to 10-years ago abused her emotionally, economically and genetically, leaving her helpless trying to raise two sickle-celled children on her own.
WARNING: Listener discretion is advised. Content may include stories of sexual and gender-based violence from survivors [and endangered children], which some people may find upsetting and can be triggering for survivors.