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The Rebekah House Miniseries:
Surviving Abuse Podcast first ever miniseries with survivors of the Rebekah House.
Rebekah house was a christian based girls group home ran buy Lester Roloff starting in the 70's.
Beatings, Punishment, Rape, Starvation, Murder, Abortions, Stealing and Selling babies
All in the name of the Lord
Some are still too scared to discuss publicly their trauma, and some are willing to use their bad experience to help others and heal themselves along the way.
The Rebekah House Miniseries is a story of told by the victims
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Surviving Abuse Podcast first ever miniseries with survivors of the Rebekah House.
Rebekah house was a christian based girls group home ran buy Lester Roloff starting in the 70's.
Beatings, Punishment, Rape, Starvation, Murder, Abortions, Stealing and Selling babies
All in the name of the Lord
Some are still too scared to discuss publicly their trauma, and some are willing to use their bad experience to help others and heal themselves along the way.
The Rebekah House Miniseries is a story of told by the victims
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Surviving Abuse Podcast first ever miniseries with survivors of the Rebekah House.
Rebekah house was a christian based girls group home ran buy Lester Roloff starting in the 70's.
Beatings, Punishment, Rape, Starvation, Murder, Abortions, Stealing and Selling babies
All in the name of the Lord
Some are still too scared to discuss publicly their trauma, and some are willing to use their bad experience to help others and heal themselves along the way.
The Rebekah House Miniseries is a story of told by the victims
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Kimmie Kold made the decision to move on from domestic violence and within days had contacted Surviving Abuse Podcast wanting to share her story. Most people can't face these fears for years, but she wanted to make a difference and change things for others ASAP.
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TikTok star Ophelia Nichols’ has asked for help from her 8.4 million follows in finding the person(s) that shot her son Randon Lee. Randon died from the single gun shot wound hours before his 19th birthday
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JD McCabe woke up one day to find out that he had been married to a stranger for many years. Each day having to overcome new obstacle such as cheating, drugs, STD's, doubts from his children and being treating for a disorder that he didn't even have.
Not many men share their experience with abuse, but JD decided he would be the voice
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This week we are joined with Danette Mahabeer. She is a publisher, author and domestic violence survivor. Danette is a born again Christian and her main philosophy is "I can do al things through Christ who strengthens me". Danette was born and raised in rural Jamaica in a single parent family with 4 siblings. She migrated to the US at age 25. This is when she quickly married the father of her child and the abuse began. The threatened to have her deported but she fought her way through to get her and her daughter to a safe place and make the United States her home.
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Something big has happened to women's rights in the US. In this 2 part episode we will discuss the history of RoevWade and what overturning it could mean.
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Something big has happened to women's rights in the US. In this 2 part episode we will discuss the history of RoevWade and what overturning it could mean.
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I cannot believe its been 1 year and 50 episodes. I wanted to share some messages and questions and WELL WISHES I have been blessed with. All coming from very familiar voices!
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From the publisher's feed
"Surviving-ish" is a podcast with a unique and purposeful dual focus. The "Surviving-ish" is our way of creating a space for lightheartedness—it’s about the everyday, petty grievances that are…
The core mission behind "Surviving-ish" is to show our audience that while we may have been victims of serious circumstances, that does not mean people have to walk on eggshells around us. We believe in the power of laughter and the importance of finding humor in life's small frustrations. By blending serious topics with these minor, everyday grievances, we aim to normalize the idea that it's okay to joke and laugh, even after enduring significant challenges.
For further inquiries or to share your own story, please reach out to us at [email protected]. Together, we can create a network of support and healing for survivors.