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We continue with Brian's story in this episode. He shares how our family's different moves impacted him and the friendships and influences that shaped him through his teen years. He talks about his experience being shipped off to YDE just days after high school graduation and what it was like to wrestle with the pressure of "Military or Mission."
Our big brother Brian and his sweet wife Celeste sit with us to share their stories. We start with Brian's early memories; he opens up about the good, the bad, and the hard times of his childhood. We learn about the safe places he found along the way, and we get to hear about the robust scouting program that drew him in.
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Just a little light-hearted getting to know us. Hope you enjoy! Let us know what some of your answers would be in the Q & A or DM us on Instagram.
Dustin and Max jump back in to help finish off Jon and Justin's episodes. We pick up where we left off in Justin's story post-mission, post-brain surgery. We learn about his efforts to continue down the "covenant path" through a temple marriage and future relationships, all while struggling to reconcile his sexuality and his faith.
Jeff and Stacey open up about their faith transition. We learn about the value they found through their obedience and devotion to the LDS church and its leaders, as well as the overbearing demand of time, service, and expectation that gradually misaligned the priorities of their values with the priorities dictated to them by the church. We learn what they gained, what they lost, and where they stand today.
Stacey takes the mic this episode. We loved learning more about her formative years. She describes how different her family dynamic is from ours, and what her first thoughts were about Jeff and our family. It was fun to hear her perspective and discover more about her hidden battles.
We honor the sacrifices she made for her faith and her family. And we greatly appreciate her willingness to come on and share so much.
We love you Stacey!
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