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My Journey Through Hell

My Journey Through Hell

By: Linda Hussong
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 This is MY perception of the hell that I was born into. This podcast is not for the faint of heart. This is your one and only trigger warning. This podcast contains graphic depictions of child abuse, rape, murder, self harm and more.
I am putting my story out as part of my personal mental health journey. I hope that by getting my story out that it will help others know that they are not alone and that there is hope.
This story follows my life from the moment my parents met (2 years before my birth) to me finding my voice and goinig a group of amazing women.
Once I finish my story, I hope to invite these women on to tell theirs as well.Copyright Linda Hussong Social Sciences
Episodes
  • Episode 11 - My Journey Through Hell

    Episode 11 - My Journey Through Hell
    May 26 2025
    My first smile/ homosidle thoughts.
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    15 mins
  • Episode 10 - My Journey Through Hell Why I don't eat Pork

    Episode 10 - My Journey Through Hell Why I don't eat Pork
    Mar 24 2025
    This episode includes drugs, alcohole, child sexual trauma, and murder. Listen at your own risk. Ever wonder what cooked human smells like? Or why some people hate the smell of bacon. Let me tell you my reason. I will not give names in this episode. I am doing that to protect myself and others that are involved. Do your own research. My god father's trials are on YouTube.
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    15 mins
  • Where is Clark/Through the doorway in the rock

    Where is Clark/Through the doorway in the rock
    Mar 17 2025
    Family lies, Cults, Interdemintinal travel. This one has is all. If you have ever been to Senoma, Arizona and happen to know where this doorway is I would love to know. Clark passed away 2 months before we were planning to go to the doorway. He never got the chance to show me where it is.
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    15 mins
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