!DISCLAIMER!
This episode contains discussions on eating disorders and may be triggering to some listeners. Nothing in this episode is prescriptive. Please skip this episode if you don't feel like you're in the right headspace to consume such a heavy topic. No hard feelings, your mental health always comes first. 🖤
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Hey guys it feels good to be back. If you follow me on Instagram, you already know why we've been taking such a long break from the podcast. If you don't follow me on Instagram, the cat is out of the bag I am currently 33 weeks pregnant. When this episode was recorded I was 25 weeks pregnant. Ricardo and I talk about how he felt when he found out I was pregnant, we talk about the difficulty of adjusting to pregnancy, and why I haven't been as active on social media.
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For assistance with a possible eating disorder, I would highly recommend you reach out to NEDA. They are the ones that helped me start my recovery:
https://www.nationaleatingdisorders.org/help-support/contact-helpline
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Get involved with the podcast @fearlessfriendsclub on Instagram. You can also follow the Facebook page to keep yourself more involved!

THE INTERVIEW
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The Guerrero in today's episode talks to us about the major impact that his wife has had on his life. The conversation starts by giving us insight into Carlos and Paola's love story.  Just like most love stories, it wasn't always rainbows and butterflies at the beginning. Carlos had to learn how to balance his relationship and family to keep everyone happy. We also get to hear about what the fire academy was like for Carlos and how he managed to make it through paramedic school with a pregnant wife at home. This episode is all about loyalty and resilience. I hope you enjoy listening to it as much as I enjoyed recording it! 
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Get involved with the podcast @fearlessfriendsclub on Instagram & TikTok. You can also follow the facebook page to keep yourself more involved!

!DISCLAIMER!
This episode contains discussions on eating disorders and may be triggering to some listeners. Nothing in this episode is prescriptive. Please skip this episode if you don't feel like you're in the right headspace to consume such a heavy topic. No hard feelings, your mental health always comes first. 🖤
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Hey guys! Thank you for coming back to another episode. In this episode the conversation starts with me discussing my current relationship with alcohol lol and questioning if it has anything to do with my age. I also touch on why I haven't uploaded any new content on my channel and how I've been feeling towards making videos lately. The majority of the conversation talks about how I am choosing to move forward with my recovery and choosing to let go of the idea of weightlosss. It's something new, something different, something uncomfortable but I know it's the right thing.
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For assistance with a possible eating disorder I would highly recommend you reach out to NEDA. They are the ones that helped me start my recovery:
https://www.nationaleatingdisorders.org/help-support/contact-helpline
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Get involved with the podcast @fearlessfriendsclub on Instagram & TikTok. You can also follow the facebook page to keep yourself more involved!

!DISCLAIMER!
This interview contains discussions on sexual assault and eating disorders. Nothing in this episode is prescriptive. Please skip this episode if you don't feel like you're in the right headspace to consume such heavy topics. No hard feelings, your mental health always comes first. 🖤
THE INTERVIEW
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The Guerrera in today's episode is my baby sister who just happens to be 11 years younger than me. This is the second part to her interview so if you haven't listened to her first episode, go check it out! In this episode America talks to us about a sexual assault experience she had to go through in middle school. We discuss what that was like for her, and how it played a role in her eating disorder habits and her relationship with her body. At the end of the episode I chose to ask her some controversial questions in reference to Gen Z and the things that are identifying her generation.
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For assistance with sexual assault, sexual violence, sexual harassment, rape etc.  please click the link below. The link will provide you with the option to chat or call the helpline:
https://www.rainn.org/

For assistance with a possible eating disorder I would highly recommend you reach out to NEDA. They are the ones that helped me start my recovery:
https://www.nationaleatingdisorders.org/help-support/contact-helpline
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Get involved with the podcast @fearlessfriendsclub on Instagram & TikTok. You can also follow the facebook page to keep yourself more involved!

!DISCLAIMER!
This interview contains discussions on domestic violence, addiction, and parent abandonment. Nothing in this episode is prescriptive. Please skip this episode if you don't feel like you're in the right headspace to consume such heavy topics. No hard feelings, your mental health always comes first. 🖤
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THE INTERVIEW
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The Guerrera in today's episode is my baby sister who just happens to be 11 years younger than me. The story of my family has been told time and time again but it's always interesting to me to hear the different perspectives around the same story. America talks to us about how having her dad be deported to Mexico impacted her family and her youth. Even after her family was reconciled things at home were still a little broken. We get a glimpse into what it was like for a child who understood her fathers alcoholism -- but still prayed every night for God to take his addiction away.
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If you feel like you need help with a substance abuse addiction please click the link below. This link will provide you with a helpline number and a FAQ page with most common questions:
https://www.samhsa.gov/find-help/national-helpline

For assistance with domestic violence please click the link below. The link will provide you with the option to chat or call the helpline:
https://www.thehotline.org/

If you need resources that involve family separation please use the link below:
https://justiceforimmigrants.org/what-we-are-working-on/immigrant-detention/family-separation/
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Get involved with the podcast @fearlessfriendsclub on Instagram & TikTok. You can also follow the facebook page to keep yourself more involved!

!DISCLAIMER!
This episode contains discussions on eating disorders and may be triggering to some listeners. Nothing in this episode is prescriptive. Please skip this episode if you don't feel like you're in the right headspace to consume such a heavy topic. No hard feelings, your mental health always comes first. 🖤
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This is the first episode where you'll be hearing me and Ricardo talk about something that is so prominent in our lives right now -- my eating disorders. For me, it's been hard to realize that having an eating disorder and being in a bigger body is still not accepted in society. I've had a hard time finding content that empowers women who are in a bigger body and working through an eating disorder, especially in my Latinx community. I think a lot of the reason why I still feel like the odd man out is because, personally I am still unlearning the stigma around what body types are considered "acceptable" to have an eating disorder. There isn't a solution to this episode. This is just a real and raw conversation between me, my husband, and my Fearless Friends Club.
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For assistance with a possible eating disorder I would highly recommend you reach out to NEDA. They are the ones that helped me start my recovery:
https://www.nationaleatingdisorders.org/help-support/contact-helpline
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Get involved with the podcast @fearlessfriendsclub on Instagram & TikTok. You can also follow the facebook page to keep yourself more involved!

!DISCLAIMER!
This interview contains discussions on domestic violence, addiction, and eating disorders. Nothing in this episode is prescriptive. Please skip this episode if you don't feel like you're in the right headspace to consume such heavy topics. No hard feelings, your mental health always comes first. 🖤
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THE INTERVIEW
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The Guerrera in today's episode is one of my closes friends who I recently reconnected with right before the pandemic happened. Cynthya came into my life right when I had initially reached out for help with my mental health and my eating disorders. Cynthya and I really connected because we have lots of shared life experiences from the domestic violence at home, to now being an adult that's navigating through an eating disorder. Cynthya talks to us about how she's chosen to break through the generational traumas, how she's doing with her battle with anorexia, and how her traumas have contributed to the way she parents her three year old.
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For assistance with a possible eating disorder I would highly recommend you reach out to NEDA. They are the ones that helped me start my recovery:
https://www.nationaleatingdisorders.org/help-support/contact-helpline

If you feel like you need help with a substance abuse addiction please click the link below. This link will provide you with a helpline number and a FAQ page with most common questions:
https://www.samhsa.gov/find-help/national-helpline

For assistance with domestic violence please click the link below. The link will provide you with the option to chat or call the helpline:
https://www.thehotline.org/

Get involved with the podcast @fearlessfriendsclub on Instagram & TikTok. You can also follow the facebook page to keep yourself more involved!

Hello my Fearless Friends and my fellow The Guerreros Podcast listeners, I thought it was about time that I let you know the direction I wanted to take the podcast. I've really enjoyed doing the podcast and having on amazing guests BUT I always found myself with so much more to say. With that being said, I will be merging The Guerreros Podcast with what will now be the Fearless Friends Club Podcast. I will be providing you with a guest interview every other week, and weekly episodes with just me OR sometimes me and Ricardo. I am so excited to be back and I can't wait to see how this podcast flourishes! 🖤

Get involved with the podcast @fearlessfriendsclub on Instagram & TikTok. You can also follow the facebook page to keep yourself more involved!

THE INTERVIEW
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It's weird to be even typing this episode description out. I've shared my story many times, but somehow I still managed to break into tears. I knew at some point I was going to have to share my story but for some reason I didn't expect it to be this uncomfortable. This podcast was made for me to give a platform to OTHER people. Pushing all of the discomfort aside, because of COVID and difficulty scheduling guests, I felt like this was the right moment to do it. I still feel like it was all over the place and maybe I'll revisit the topic on another episode. I'd love to hear your feedback and thank you for your time. 🖤
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!DISCLAIMER!
Every guest will have the choice to keep their identity confidential. If you feel like you know who the person is that is being interviewed please keep it to yourself so we can continue to create a safe space for people to tell their stories. 
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Get involved with the podcast @theguerrerospodcast on Instagram & TikTok. You can also follow the facebook page to keep yourself more involved!

Please be advised that I am still trying to figure out my audio difficulties, I hope to have this resolved soon. I'd prefer for you guys to be able to hear our guest better than myself. Thank you for understanding! ❤
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THE INTERVIEW
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The Guerrera in today's episode is someone who some of you may already be familiar with. Selene is one of my best friends and she also hosts the Go Get 'Em Girl podcast with me. Through getting to know Selene and knowing how eloquent she is when expressing herself, I knew I had to have her on for the podcast. Selene talks to us about the lessons that she learned from having to heal from past traumas that involved her parents, and she also talks to us about how healing from her heartbreak has also led to learning how to extend grace.
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!DISCLAIMER!
Every guest will have the choice to keep their identity confidential. If you feel like you know who the person is that is being interviewed please keep it to yourself so we can continue to create a safe space for people to tell their stories. 
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Get involved with the podcast @theguerrerospodcast on Instagram & TikTok. You can also follow the facebook page to keep yourself more involved!