Scars We Share
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Scars We Share episodes

  • 006. End the Cycle

    Erin is a proud New Yorker and lover of peanut butter. She reminisces about a scar from tripping and falling in front of a cute guy when she was 13. But she gets into more difficult territory as she relates her story of having an abusive father then being raised by her mother.

    https://scarsweshare.com/podcast/episode006

    57 min
  • 005. Ed, You Suck

    Meg graduated from BYU as an MDT (Music Dance Theatre) major. In this episode she talks about her physical scars from self-harm and the internal scars that lead to it, including an eating disorder who she calls “Ed.”

    https://scarsweshare.com/podcast/episode005

    46 min
  • 004. Be Your Own Hero

    Janely Martinez owns a salon in Orem, Utah, but in this episode we talk about her scars, both external and internal, from an ATV accident. She also discusses growing up with a single mom and being her own hero.

    https://scarsweshare.com/podcast/episode004

    47 min
  • 003. C-section by "The Quilter"

    Julie Francom is a doula. She talks about her scar from an unnecessary c-section. She also discusses her difficulties with postpartum depression and suicidal thoughts and how she overcame it all.

    https://scarsweshare.com/podcast/episode003

    52 min
  • 002. Ectopic Pregnancy Sucks

    Courtney Newman talks about a gnarly scar from an incident with an immersion blender and discusses the trauma of an ectopic pregnancy.
    https://scarsweshare.com/podcast/episode002/

    43 min
  • 001. How Kayleen Almost Died

    Kayleen shares her story about a life-threatening infection resulting in a thoracotomy, discusses internal scars dealing with self-esteem and how she overcame and continues to overcome problems with confidence.

    https://scarsweshare.com/podcast/episode001/

    40 min

About Scars We Share

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In each episode, Kayleen invites guests to share a physical scar and an internal (mental/emotional/spiritual) scar. Join in the love, laughter, and loss (and ugly-crying) as we connect through stories…