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S1 22. I was kidnapped by my father.
In this gripping episode of That Was The Moment…, Lauren Burns bravely shares her harrowing story of being kidnapped by her biological father and taken to Jordan for three months. She recounts the fear, trauma, and emotional turmoil of being separated from her mother, Kathy, who fought tirelessly to bring her back.
Lauren's rescue was a remarkable feat that involved private investigators, a dedicated rescue team, and the intervention of Al Zaponta from the State Department. Through careful planning and a daring operation, she was safely recovered and returned to Israel.
Beyond the abduction, Lauren opens up about her difficult childhood, the deep anger and bitterness she carried, and how forgiveness became the key to her healing. She discusses the unwavering support of her mother and stepfather, the role of faith in her recovery, and how she
found the strength to move forward. Now a physical therapist, wife, and mother, Lauren uses her story to inspire others to find resilience, healing, and hope.
Keywords: kidnapping, rescue mission, childhood trauma, Jordan, private investigation, resilience, healing, faith, forgiveness, overcoming adversity, parental love.
Support the Podcast:
Buy me a coffee https://www.buymeacoffee.com/thatwasthemoment
Connect with Lauren:
Instagram: @Lburnspt
Facebook: Laurenburnsredeemed
YouTube: Laurenburns redeemed
Website: LaurenBurns.net
Podcast: Redeemed
That Was The Moment… is hosted and produced by
Duschanca. All views of guests are their own and do not represent the host. www.thatwasthemoment.com
Contact: [email protected]
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Credits: Music from #Uppbeat: Iros Young - Amazing Day License code: JK6Y0OPFYOTCCDCM
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By DuschancaIn this gripping episode of That Was The Moment…, Lauren Burns bravely shares her harrowing story of being kidnapped by her biological father and taken to Jordan for three months. She recounts the fear, trauma, and emotional turmoil of being separated from her mother, Kathy, who fought tirelessly to bring her back.
Lauren's rescue was a remarkable feat that involved private investigators, a dedicated rescue team, and the intervention of Al Zaponta from the State Department. Through careful planning and a daring operation, she was safely recovered and returned to Israel.
Beyond the abduction, Lauren opens up about her difficult childhood, the deep anger and bitterness she carried, and how forgiveness became the key to her healing. She discusses the unwavering support of her mother and stepfather, the role of faith in her recovery, and how she
found the strength to move forward. Now a physical therapist, wife, and mother, Lauren uses her story to inspire others to find resilience, healing, and hope.
Keywords: kidnapping, rescue mission, childhood trauma, Jordan, private investigation, resilience, healing, faith, forgiveness, overcoming adversity, parental love.
Support the Podcast:
Buy me a coffee https://www.buymeacoffee.com/thatwasthemoment
Connect with Lauren:
Instagram: @Lburnspt
Facebook: Laurenburnsredeemed
YouTube: Laurenburns redeemed
Website: LaurenBurns.net
Podcast: Redeemed
That Was The Moment… is hosted and produced by
Duschanca. All views of guests are their own and do not represent the host. www.thatwasthemoment.com
Contact: [email protected]
Don’t miss a moment…
Stay tuned for more episodes featuring incredible stories of resilience, wellness, and transformation. Subscribe now and never miss an update!
Follow us
http://www.instagram.com/thatwasthemomentpodcast/ www.facebook.com\ThatWasTheMomentPodcast
Credits: Music from #Uppbeat: Iros Young - Amazing Day License code: JK6Y0OPFYOTCCDCM