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Ciara on Insta: / missredmondxxx0:00 Youur journey 0:19 Miracles 1:06 brother diagnosed with cancer 1:30 family dynamics 2:00 Playing up in school 2:10 I was bullied 2:30 Meeting Mark 2:40 21 yeas older than me 3:20 It clicked 3:45 Injuries4:50 The hospital phoned my dad 5:00 I was running away 5:10 There was always excuses 5:20 What was your escape 5:50 I thought mark was my escape 6:50 No freedom of choice 7:15 Thrown out of a balcony 8:40 Armed response 9:10 I was his 11:00 Injury 13:10 Massive void 15:30 Consent 16:20 Adiction 18:30 Vulnerable girls 19:20 Control of my mind , body and soul 19:30 Osman warning 20:19 Stalked up untill 2019 22:10 Standing up for myself 22:40 STI25:30 Cementary 28:20 Coping mechanism 28:50 Credit card fraud gang 33:00 Fireproof windows and letterboxes 37:20 The vybe I was getting 38:35 bang to my face 39:40 Feeling disorientated 43:40 I was exhausted 44:00 Bite marks 44:40 lights beamed 45:40 The door was opened 46:35 Daddy come get me 48:20 Operation 49:00 Going half blind 50:00 Eye impairment 51:05 Mediocre pain killers 52:20 Pannic attacks 57:35 6 victims 59:50 Victim number 4 1:05:10 Plead deal 1:05:20 Police interview 1:07:10 He is drawing me 1:09:20 Crime scene 1:09:50 Drinking from a straw 1:10:30 she has lost her teeth 1:13:50 There is no help1:15:50 his brother is grooming 1:24:30 Life skills 1:25:41 How do we support someone with a drug addiction 1:27:05 6ixth sense 1:27:10 His soul is too beautiful 1:28:10 Your not duty bound 1:28:40 Loosing yourself 1:30:10 Special visit 1:33:40 Grooming

On August 6, 2003, Kim Witczak’s ‪@woodymatters‬ life was shattered when her husband, Woody, died unexpectedly at just 37 years old, shortly after being prescribed Zoloft. In this conversation, Kim takes us through her relentless journey to uncover the unknown risks and side effects of SSRIs and her mission to hold Big Pharma accountable.As a Consumer Representative on the FDA Psychopharmacologic Advisory Committee, Kim has spent years pushing for greater transparency, educating healthcare providers, and advocating for better regulations. Her personal story and expert insights serve as a wake-up call for anyone using or considering antidepressants—and as a call to action for reform in the way prescription drugs are regulated and marketed.If you or someone you know is struggling, please reach out for help 💜Our Guest:⭐️ Kim WitczakInstagram | / kim_witczak X | https://x.com/woodymattersWebsite #1 | https://www.woodymatters.comWebsite #2 | https://www.kimwitczak.comWatch the 1991 FDA hearing | • 1991 FDA Prozac Hearing Substack : https://acceptablecollateraldamage.su...

Connect with Lolita ‪@LolitaMilena‬ In this episode we are joined by Lolita . Lolita Milena is an actress, author, and dancer based in the city of Los Angeles. Immigrating from Siberia as a toddler, Milena was placed in a foster care home in Ohio. Through an act of child abuse perpetrated by the foster father, she was left permanently paralyzed from her waist down at the age of two. Immediately following the incident, Milena was placed in her now current home who specialized in emergency placements for traumatized and special needs children. Gaining nine other siblings with seven of the ten being former foster children as well; she learned many unique life paths and ways of story telling. Her introduction to acting and dance began at the age of six, where she was brought on by the Ballet Theatre of Ohio as a dancer in their production of The Nutcracker. Having then performed in an accumulated twenty theatrical productions, Milena had turned to the world of social media to spread her creative wings. Using the app TikTok, she had begun sharing her love for acting in the form of short skits, dancing to a plethora of music styles, and delving into SFX makeup. As of 2024, her following has amassed 750,000 viewers.In addition, Lolita is also an accomplished writer, having won the NANOWRIMO contest for her novel 2459, which she completed in under 30 daysShe had her introduction to the big screen in 2022 with the Lionsgate release of 1UP, where she portrayed the supporting role of Jenna.Lolita is also a strong advocate for realistic representation in the cinema world for characters with disabilities. With a career spanning multiple artistic disciplines, Lolita aims to continue breaking barriers and inspire audiences worldwide.

Connect with Clive : https://reprieve.org/uk/person/clive-...0:00 Intro 0:13 Hunan rights layer 0:20 Founder of the justice league 0:50 Childhood 1:57 Dad marched to a tune of a different drummer 2:10 Mum was always loyal to Dad2:39 Having 3 siblings 3:40 Moved oversees to get away from Dad4:20 Did you want to be a scientist 5:00 Cambridge university 6:00 What did your parents say 6:40 the death penalty 7:20 My father and breaking the law 8:25 A trial in Mississippi 9:00 Reincarnation 10:30 My sisters goldfish12:00 What is the death penalty 12:40 I walked into the gas chamber with him 12:50 Had I known what I now know Edward would still alive 16:15 Post mortem project 16:35 14 days in May 17:10 Nicky ingram 17:40 I had to watch Nicky be electrocuted 20:20 Restoring someone’s life 21:39 Radio 4 22:10 How do I pronounce your name 22:52 Chris Maharaj - Death row 23:00 The Medellin kartel 23:50 Cuchilla 24:50 How would you like to die 25:10 Do you remember Fargo 26:30 I got him off death row 26:40 I had 6 Kartel people saying they did it 26:50 The system doesn’t like to admit to mistakes 27:00 Death row insurance 27:25 Shaken baby syndrome 27:30 Is shaken baby syndrome real 30:30 15 miles per hour 32:00 Les Martin 36:49 misinterpretation 38:10 Binyam Mohammed 39:55 It was a spoof 40:40 Dark Príson42:20 Shaker Aamer43:05 Jack and the bean stalk 44:11 Who is Dr Aafia Siddiqui45:00 They are quite shovenist 47:41 The CIA took her 51:46 What can the public do ? 52:07 letters to Aafia 54:55 I sued them58:48 A story of your mother 1:02:00 I’m surrounded by madness1:03:55 Awareness1:05:10 Boarding school 1:06:10 You learn to disassociate 1:11:20 He was 10 1:22:40 Sue them in the right way

0:00 Intro 1:05 My existence2:20 Women have a very specific role4:40 Your choice is taken away from you 5:40 symbolic meaning of women are less than 6:40 The boys receive double the inheritance 10:00 A divorce is really challenging 12:00 Made to marry my mother's cousin 13:10 Honour killing - Somaiya Begum14:40 No guidance 15:40 I want to go to University17:10 That was not part of my life plan 19:00 Each battle I won eroded my faith and belief 21:20 More likely to be on benefits 22:30 Marriage is the most important thing25:40 Managing a family 27:50 Repeating the cycle 35:40 Work is so important as it allow you to network37:15 Your circle of people will limit you 43:30 Establish relationships46:40 Co parenting54:30 Fear paralyses us 1:00:20 The less of honour killings, arranged marriage and FGMNazreen Bibi was born and raised in the UK in a Mirpuri Sunni Muslim household. On her 16th birthday she had hopes of completing A levels and going to university however her parents had other plans. Instead they travelled abroad to Pakistan, and Nazreen was married to her mother’s cousin (her uncle), someone she knew nothing about. She recalls asking her mother if she could say no and her answer was “no, your grandad gave his word” and that was that. Soon after her marriage, her mother told her that she was to do whatever her husband wanted and that if she refused s*x the devil would curse her all night. Nazreen soon became pregnant and gave birth to her daughter at age 17. The following 12 years, Nazreen spent fighting for freedom, freedom to work, freedom to have phone and freedom to wear what she wanted to wear. Fuelled with anger at the end of her twelve-year marriage, she could see how religion and culture shaped her parents’ choices and world view, and how the teachings of Islam demanded the total subjugation of women. Nazreen’s parents stopped talking to her after her divorce and so she rebuilt her life as a single parent. Her experience only confirmed what she had now grown to accept in that Islam was designed by men for men. Divorced women were deemed as used goods, a women’s identity and personhood reduced to her reproductive parts and womb. Since her divorce she’s been actively engaged in local politics, completed her degree and runs her own business. Now an exMuslim, Nazreen recently has come out as an atheist, speaking out against the generational religious ab*se .

In this episode I am joined by Craig Harrison who was a sniper in the British Army. Connect to Craig : My Life As A Sniper - Craig Harrison tells his storyCraigs Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/cohcraighar...Craigs book : https://www.amazon.co.uk/Longest-Kill...Maverick survival school : https://www.themavericksurvivalschool...People mentioned

Connect with A : ‪@thisisapariera‬ 0:00 Intro 1:05 Inner work 2:10 Coming out transgender3:05 Queer 4:10 Medically transitioning 5:10 Mental health challenges 6:30 Life or death 7:00 They did not understand 8:00 Beginning hormones 9:20 Injecting with the wrong needle 10:10 Discussion / support 11:20 Ages 18-70 12:00 Non binary 13:05 Deep voice from hormones 14:05 Shame and feeling hopeless 15:00 Darkest and lowest moments 16:00 Feeling so ashamed 17:10 Authenticity 18:30 Top surgery 20:50 The trans experience 21:05 Grieve 22:40 Expression of our soul 23:10 Your souls truth 24:10 Feeling rushed 25:10 The process is rushed 26:40 One day at a time 27:20 Shame ridden 28:10 Change the beliefs 29:20 Peel back the layers 30:10 Peer pressure 31:15 Narrative around the trans community 32:20 Minors should have requirements 34:30 Change is not a bad thing 35:45 Evolve into your true self 36:50 Distance yourself from the familiar 37:10 Got though the storm 38:20 Was it that bad ? 39:00 Supporting a loved one 40:05 Community 41:30 Your services

Connect with Sammy on TikTok @Sammylou10290:00 Intro 1:05 Your journey 2:40 My teeth deteriorated 3:00 I have cero complaints 4:25 Breaking the fillings 5:00 $45,000 to get my mouth fixed 6:10 My teeth hurt 6:40 I went with dentures 7:05 My mouth is at peace 8:10 My body was depleted of the nutrients 10:48 Hate comments 13:20 Really bad mind game 19:10 Adjustment 20:17 Denture sores 21:10 Counting your chews 22:00 Safe at 22 chews24:50 Aftercare 25:50 Scrub them 30:50 My mouth didn’t close 33:30 Being recognised 35:40 Tolerate more spice 37:50 My teeth are fake 43:50 Harry Potter books 48:20 Advice to your younger self

Connect with Caitlin ‪@cosmic_beet‬ Instagram @cait_olive0:00 Intro0:50 Mexico 1:00 Fibromyalgia 2:20 Self advocacy 3:10 Symtoms 4:18 Support 5:10 Keep a record of everything 6:40 Educate yourself 7:00 Non profit 8:10 Routine 9:40 Starting a business 10:15 Healing 11:00 Becoming sensitive to fabrics 12:00 It’s like dating 13:00 Medication14:00 Diet 15:10 Awareness 16: 15 Pain 17:50 Feeling safe and fulfilled 18:10 Confidence 19:20 Chronic illness 20:17 Freedom 21:00 Alignment23:00 Avoid codependency24:19 Body sensation 25:00 Getting to know yourself 26:05 Coping mechanisms 27:10 Recognise 28:00 Autoimmune disease 29:10 Age is wisdom 30:05 Stigma 31:20 Support 32:15 Taboo 33:20 You have control 34:00 How to pick a coach 35:05 We all have the solutions 37:20 Heal 38:10 Don’t wallow forever 39:00 Therapy 40:25 Growth 41:00 Born with a gift 42:50 Rejection 43:00 Dissensitised 44:20 The red tent 45:50 Services 46:00 Disregulated47:00 Ted Talk 48:00 Limiting beliefs 49:00 Empathy 51:40 Redemption 52:20 Purpose