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Dr. Christine Malone interviews a guest that had a traumatic childhood. She witnessed something that no child should ever witness - the physical and emotional abuse of her mother.
Dr. Christine Malone interviews a husband and wife who lost their first spouses. They discuss how this loss has impacted them and their families and how they found comfort in each other.
Dr. Christine Malone interviews a guest who lost their baby in late pregnancy. They talk about how that loss has affected them and what has helped them to heal.
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Dr. Christine Malone interviews a guest on the topic of mental illness. After being married for 10 years to a spouse who suffered from mental illness, the manipulation, mind games, financial domination, and neglect became too much. After their divorce things took a turn for the worse. Healing from such a traumatic event is not easy. However, this guest found making music as the perfect avenue to begin their healing journey. You can listen to her music here: https://soundcloud.com/mydollyrots?ref=clipboard&p=a&c=1&si=c640c9625d49497aaea585f2f5e43370&utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing
Dr. Christine Malone interviews a guest who describes her struggles in adopting children from a drug-addicted mother.
Dr. Christine Malone interviews a guest on the topic of medical trauma. This guest describes a preventable medical error that led to loss of a limb and how this trauma has been turned into a quest to save the same thing from happening to others.
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Dr. Christine Malone interviews a guest who had a miscarriage and how such a traumatic experience has shaped their life. They dive into the topic of pregnancy after loss and discuss the impact of miscarriage on their pregnancy with a rainbow baby.
Dr. Christine Malone interviews a guest whose father committed suicide when they were just two years old. They discuss the grief of losing a loved one to suicide and how losing a father so young can lead to anger and frustration at the loss of such important memories that were never made.
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