Morgan & Sarah
Morgan & Sarah
23. Fried Mushrooms
23. Fried Mushrooms
23. Fried Mushrooms
Sunday 15th May 2022
Morgan shares how her parents' public arguments affected her adult life, discussing addiction, mental illness, and more on 'Family Trauma'.
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30 minutes
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Morgan & Sarah
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Categories:
Recovery from Trauma
Healing from Sexual Trauma
Family Recovery from Addiction
Sobriety Toolkit
Financial Health in Recovery
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Get the buttons here!Morgan's Tale: Public Arguments and Private Scars
Imagine growing up in a household where public arguments were the norm. That's exactly what Morgan faced, and in this episode of 'Family Trauma', she and her cousin Sarah dive into how those intense family moments shaped her adult life. With their signature blend of humor and raw honesty, they peel back the layers of Morgan's experiences, revealing the lasting impact of her parents' very public disagreements.
It's not just about the fights; it's about how those moments have echoed into her present, affecting her relationships and mental health. Morgan and Sarah don't shy away from the heavy topics either. They touch on themes like suicide, domestic violence, addiction, sexual abuse, and mental illness—issues that many families struggle with but rarely discuss openly. Their candid conversation aims to break down the stigma surrounding these subjects, offering listeners a sense of validation and community.
What makes this episode stand out is the way Morgan and Sarah balance the gravity of the topics with moments of levity. They laugh through the tears, making it clear that healing isn't a straight path but a journey filled with ups and downs. If you've ever felt alone in your struggles or wondered how your family's past affects your present, this episode offers both insight and solace.
Whether you're dealing with similar issues or supporting someone who is, Morgan and Sarah provide a space where difficult conversations can happen openly. They also offer resources for those in need, ensuring listeners know they're not alone and have somewhere to turn for help.