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In this episode of Trauma Candy Salad, we’re diving into three unforgettable stories that remind us healing is rarely linear and sometimes it starts with a missed period, a fatal accident, or being forced to grow up too fast. From discovering you’re not the only one he’s raw-dogging (spoiler: he’s gross), to navigating grief, guilt, and complicated friendships, to a lifetime of generational trauma and finding sobriety after almost losing it all, we’re talking about the kind of pain that shapes you, but doesn’t define you.
🍬 Candy in the Bowl Today: Gummy Worms, Cadbury Caramels, and Sour Patch Kids Watermelon.
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⚠️ Trigger Warnings:
This episode contains discussions of unplanned pregnancy, abortion, infidelity, death of a friend, emotional abuse, parental substance abuse, childhood trauma, mental health struggles, suicidal ideation, and substance use. Please take care while listening.
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💌 Got a story of your own?
We’re always listening. Submit your trauma at https://www.traumacandysalad.com/submit-a-story You never know who needs to hear what you’ve survived.
By Trauma Candy SaladIn this episode of Trauma Candy Salad, we’re diving into three unforgettable stories that remind us healing is rarely linear and sometimes it starts with a missed period, a fatal accident, or being forced to grow up too fast. From discovering you’re not the only one he’s raw-dogging (spoiler: he’s gross), to navigating grief, guilt, and complicated friendships, to a lifetime of generational trauma and finding sobriety after almost losing it all, we’re talking about the kind of pain that shapes you, but doesn’t define you.
🍬 Candy in the Bowl Today: Gummy Worms, Cadbury Caramels, and Sour Patch Kids Watermelon.
⸻
⚠️ Trigger Warnings:
This episode contains discussions of unplanned pregnancy, abortion, infidelity, death of a friend, emotional abuse, parental substance abuse, childhood trauma, mental health struggles, suicidal ideation, and substance use. Please take care while listening.
⸻
💌 Got a story of your own?
We’re always listening. Submit your trauma at https://www.traumacandysalad.com/submit-a-story You never know who needs to hear what you’ve survived.