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Paul, Death and The Donkey

Life can be brutal. It can knock you down, take things from you that you never thought you’d lose, and sometimes, it just keeps hitting. And when the world tells you to move on, stay positive, or just trust God—well… it’s not always that easy. Life can feel heavy, isolating, and absolutely unbearable at times.&nbsp; I know what it’s like to feel broken, angry, disappointed, and just plain exhausted. I’m Karri and I’ve suffered abuse, cancer, PTSD, estrangement, and much more. I’ve endured heart-wrenching pain that I wouldn’t wish on anyone. I know what it’s like to cry out to God and wonder if your suffering will ever end. Maybe you’re going through something devastating right now. Maybe tragedy has rewritten your story in ways you never imagined, leaving you standing in the wreckage, wondering how you’ll ever move forward—much less heal.&nbsp; This is The Fellowship of Pain, a podcast where we speak the hard truths about suffering—unfiltered and vulnerable. A place where we wrestle with the questions that keep us up at night and seek faith-rooted wisdom to rebuild what’s been broken.&nbsp; The Fellowship of Pain is more than a podcast—it’s a gathering place for the weary. A place where wounds are acknowledged, burdens are shared, and together, we rediscover hope.&nbsp; If you’re looking for a way forward…Welcome to The Fellowship of Pain.&nbsp;

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Life can be brutal. It can knock you down, take things from you that you never thought you’d lose, and sometimes, it just keeps hitting. And when the world tells you to move on, stay positive, or just trust God—well… it’s not always that easy. Life can feel heavy, isolating, and absolutely unbearable at times.  I know what it’s like to feel broken, angry, disappointed, and just plain exhausted. I’m Karri and I’ve suffered abuse, cancer, PTSD, estrangement, and much more. I’ve endured heart-wrenching pain that I wouldn’t wish on anyone. I know what it’s like to cry out to God and wonder if your suffering will ever end. Maybe you’re going through something devastating right now. Maybe tragedy has rewritten your story in ways you never imagined, leaving you standing in the wreckage, wondering how you’ll ever move forward—much less heal.  This is The Fellowship of Pain, a podcast where we speak the hard truths about suffering—unfiltered and vulnerable. A place where we wrestle with the questions that keep us up at night and seek faith-rooted wisdom to rebuild what’s been broken.  The Fellowship of Pain is more than a podcast—it’s a gathering place for the weary. A place where wounds are acknowledged, burdens are shared, and together, we rediscover hope.  If you’re looking for a way forward… Welcome to The Fellowship of Pain. 

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