In Episode 357 of the Legally Clueless Podcast, Victoria shares part one of her powerful life story, growing up away from her mother, navigating multiple homes and boarding schools, and learning independence at a very young age.

From her childhood in Nyeri, Karatina, and Garissa to her school years and early adulthood, Victoria reflects on how emotional absence, instability, and silence shaped her sense of belonging and connection.

In this episode, we explore:
• Growing up separated from primary caregivers
• Childhood loneliness and emotional neglect
• Boarding school experiences at a young age
• How early instability shapes adult survival patterns
• The quiet ways trauma takes root

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