cover of episode 182: What if your daughter committed a seemingly unforgivable act?

182: What if your daughter committed a seemingly unforgivable act?

2021/3/16
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Jessie reflects on her strict upbringing and the sudden absence of her brother, which influenced her approach to communication and relationships, including her own parenting style.

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“I close my eyes even to this day reliving it over and over in my head like, ‘Did that really happen?’ I wasn’t for sure that it was really real.”

 

**Producer: **Whit Missildine, Andrew Waits

 

Episode Summary: A mother struggles to raise her child through a series of chaotic relationships, when one day, as her daughter’s mental illness spirals out of control, an unthinkable decision will change their lives forever

 

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**Content/Trigger Warnings: **mental illness, self-harm, sexual abuse, suicide attempt, car accident, near death experience, severe injury, explicit language

 

Intro Music: "Illabye" – Tipper

**Music Bed: **“Union Flow” – Spuntic

 

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If you or someone you know is struggling with the effects of trauma or mental illness, please refer to the following resources.

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