The last episode ! You hear from me, my mom, Meg and Andrew on how this has impacted us, final thoughts on the outcome, and what we’ll walk away with.

In this episode, I walk you through when we finally reach the criminal trial, my testimony, the verdict reading, and we learn what was in that letter.

In this episode, I take you through what it was like to testify against my attacker for the first time, and the surprising way he greeted us in court.

In this episode, I take a slight detour into the past, then you follow along with me, my friend Meg, and my mom as we navigate the legal process leading up to the trial.

In this episode, I define some of the things that happen to the mind of someone experiencing PTSD, share what helped me get myself back over time, and share pivotal updates in the case.

This is a short episode! I wanted to check in with how I’m feeling about doing the podcast, what I’ve heard from you guys, and how I’m working through self doubt.

In this episode, I share my descent into the most gripping point in my PTSD, and at the end, a pivotal twist in the case. TRIGGER WARNING: Depictions of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, eating disorders, and suicidal thoughts. Please take care.

This episode is the first departure, I think, from a story about an attack to a story about recovery. In this episode, I wanted to share what the aftershock of leaving the hospital and trying to piece together a new life felt like, along with my family and the friendships that were willing to stick it through.

In Episode 03, you’ll follow along with me as a ride in the ambulance to the hospital, my experience early that morning in the ER, and continue with my mom’s point of view as she flies to Los Angeles. I’ll also introduce you to a friend that was in the hospital, and hear what it was like from his point of view.

In this episode, you’ll follow along exactly where we left off in the last episode on that night in February, but you’ll follow along through the perspective of the police and the manhunt that ensued early that morning for the man who did this to me.