Sisters On The Front Lines Podcast

In this episode, I am joined by my friend who has been with me through thick and thin, Savannah.

Savannah shares her story of feeling completely alone when struggling with pornography and how, as she grew older, her feelings about her pornography use became more shame-filled.

She feels like she is at a point in her recovery process now, where she is still struggling, but she is finally "struggling upwards."

Savannah is, and always has been, a huge light to me. She has the MOST contagious laugh and has so much love for those around her.

Thank you for your bravery Savannah, I love you!

Legacy of Encouragement Conference Talk:

https://www.churchofjesuschrist.org/study/general-conference/2022/10/51eyring?lang=eng

In this episode, I am joined by Ashlee Dean!

You may recognize her, as she has spoken at UCAP (Utah Coalition Against Pornography) and been on many podcasts to share her story. However, the podcasting life eventually came to a halt, as life got busy and she got married! Her story did not end after her podcasting spree. though. Join us as we hear an update and a deeper dive into Ashlee's current story.

Ashlee talks about how it took her a second of courage to finally speak up about her struggles with pornography. Tune in to hear how those few seconds ended up changing her life.

Thank you for joining me Ashlee. I love you!

Reach Ashlee:

Email: [email protected]

Insta: @shleedean

In this first episode of the Sisters On The Front Lines Podcast, I share my story with pornography, why I am doing this podcast, and what I would like to accomplish with it.

My Instagram:

https://www.instagram.com/sistersonthefrontlines/?hl=en

If you are interested in coming on the podcast, please email me: [email protected]

There is Only War (Text from my dad to my brother):

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1TbVZ_CVQSrZlnv4ltfmiyr1273JOGn7OZNTlxm9jaT4/edit?usp=sharing

Smith Alley Unashamed Unafraid Podcast: https://unashamedunafraid.com/blog/2022/12/4/ep-72-smiths-story

Thank you for listening. Keep up the good fight on the front lines.