WMEX 1510 AM Quincy Boston
WMEX 1510 AM Quincy Boston
E33 - Aired 09-22-22 Laura Rosenthal
E33 - Aired 09-22-22 Laura Rosenthal
E33 - Aired 09-22-22 Laura Rosenthal
Wednesday 28th December 2022
Laura Rosenthal shares her powerful journey from trauma to resilience, highlighting the importance of seeking help and breaking mental health stigmas.
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Get the buttons here!Laura Rosenthal: A Journey from Trauma to Triumph
People think that people want to leave the earth and while a lot of it is more about ending the pain.
Laura Rosenthal's story is one of unimaginable hardship and remarkable strength. In this episode of 'Courage to Hope', Tony Lagreca sits down with Laura, a survivor of a suicide attempt and the daughter of Holocaust survivors. Laura opens up about her family's harrowing experiences during the Holocaust and how those dark times cast long shadows over their lives. She doesn't shy away from discussing her own battles with mental health and the crucial moment she decided to seek help.
Laura's message is clear: the stigma surrounding mental health and suicide needs to be shattered. She reminds us that those struggling often seek an end to their pain, not their lives. Joining support groups and creating safe spaces for open conversations about mental health can be vital steps toward healing. Laura also highlights the urgent need for more mental health resources and funding, especially in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Her story is a beacon of hope and resilience, a testament to the power of seeking help and breaking down stigmas. As Laura poignantly puts it, 'It's okay to not be okay'. Tune in to this inspiring episode of 'Courage to Hope' and discover the strength that comes from facing your darkest moments head-on.