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- Silenced by stigma part 2This is a continuation of Michael's story. Again, please listen to this episode with dictation as the topics discussed may be triggering.43 min
- Silenced by stigma part 1This is the first of a multi part series. In this episode we meet Michael, a man who has overcome abuse, trauma, and addiction. The topics discussed may be triggering, please listen with discretion.57 min
- My mental health*trigger warning* I go in depth with my personal struggles which may be triggering to some. Please listen with caution.17 min
- Sargent slaughter***TRIGGER WARNING*** if sexual harassment makes you uncomfortable, PLEASE do not listen to this episode. If you have a story you'd like to share, please reach out at [email protected]27 min
- Standing up to a narcissistIn this episode I share how I was able to gain control over my narcissistic ex. If you have a story you'd like to share, have any questions or comments, you can message me at [email protected]23 min
- I'm back!After a mental health vacation, I'm back! Sorry for the long break, let's get back into this!20 min
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- Cut me openIn this episode I talk about what led up to my choice to get a hysterectomy and why. This conversation is graphic, please listen with caution.41 min
- Side effects: life after traumaLife after trauma. If you want to share your story, email me at [email protected]25 min
- Sexual abuse continuedIn this episode I address listener emails, and how I came out about my sexual abuse. You can email me at [email protected] if you'd like to talk, and possibly be featured on a future episode!23 min
About You Can't Break Me
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This podcast talks about triggering issues ranging from neglect, physical and mental abuse, ptsd, anxiety, depression, and other spectrums of mental health. This is a safe space to tell your truth and…
be heard, loved, and supported by a community of other survivors.