• Knowing When to Say Enough with guest Sara McConnell Part 2 - Episode 32

  • May 14 2024
  • Length: 47 mins
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Knowing When to Say Enough with guest Sara McConnell Part 2 - Episode 32

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  • In this compelling episode of the Not For Nothing Podcast, hosts Christopher Michael and Ashley Maland engage in a poignant conversation with Sara McConnell, a survivor who bravely shares their journey of escaping domestic abuse. Sara reflects on the challenges of breaking free from an abusive partner, highlighting the emotional turmoil, fear, and manipulation involved. Through their resilience and determination, Sara underscores the importance of seeking support, setting boundaries, and reclaiming one's life after trauma. This episode delves into the complexities of domestic abuse while offering hope and inspiration to survivors, emphasizing the significance of awareness, community support, and empowerment. Join us for an enlightening discussion on healing and transformation in the aftermath of domestic abuse. Subscribe now to the Not For Nothing Podcast for more empowering conversations..

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