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This podcast is called Speaking Your Truth: Untold Stories of Abuse. The inspiration behind this project was my own personal story with domestic violence. This year as I went through...
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This podcast is called Speaking Your Truth: Untold Stories of Abuse.
The inspiration behind this project was my own personal story with domestic violence. This year as I went through my divorce I was searching for an outlet to share my story, I was silent about what happened to me for almost 10 years, I wanted to be heard and I couldn’t find a platform to do so. The more I spoke up this year, I noticed how others were being inspired and began reaching out to me to tell me their stories. I was sadden to hear a lot people I considered friends have gone through similar situations and I never knew. It was then I decided to make my own platform to help others be heard and help them tell their stories. By doing this my hope is to not only help them heal but use our trauma to help prevent other tragedies from happening and help others out of toxic relationships. My goal is for victims to be listening to my podcast and learn more about how to get out and to know they are alone and should not feel ashamed. Or for survivors to be listening and also feel like they are not alone and to be inspired to tell their stories or find other ways to help. Domestic Violence effects more than 10 million people per year. More than 1 in 3 women (35.6%) and more than 1 in 4 men (28.5%) in the U.S. report having experienced rape, physical violence, and/or stalking by an intimate partner in their lifetime. It’s time we give some of these survivors a voice and I hope my podcast can help do that.
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The inspiration behind this project was my own personal story with domestic violence. This year as I went through my divorce I was searching for an outlet to share my story, I was silent about what happened to me for almost 10 years, I wanted to be heard and I couldn’t find a platform to do so. The more I spoke up this year, I noticed how others were being inspired and began reaching out to me to tell me their stories. I was sadden to hear a lot people I considered friends have gone through similar situations and I never knew. It was then I decided to make my own platform to help others be heard and help them tell their stories. By doing this my hope is to not only help them heal but use our trauma to help prevent other tragedies from happening and help others out of toxic relationships. My goal is for victims to be listening to my podcast and learn more about how to get out and to know they are alone and should not feel ashamed. Or for survivors to be listening and also feel like they are not alone and to be inspired to tell their stories or find other ways to help. Domestic Violence effects more than 10 million people per year. More than 1 in 3 women (35.6%) and more than 1 in 4 men (28.5%) in the U.S. report having experienced rape, physical violence, and/or stalking by an intimate partner in their lifetime. It’s time we give some of these survivors a voice and I hope my podcast can help do that.
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Speaking Your Truth - Untold Stories of Abuse Episode 4
25 FEB 2020 · Lauren and Shaunice welcome their first male survivor of abuse. Although it is less common, men too are victims of abuse and often are afraid to speak up due to stigmas, shame and pressures from society. So please, listen, as Lauren’s brave guest speaks his truth and sheds light on the hidden world of men who are also being abused behind closed doors.53m 45s -
Speaking Your Truth - Untold Stories of Abuse Episode 3
11 FEB 2020 · Lauren speaks with Allison who very recently left her abuser, a man who holds a very high profile job position. She fled the state, filed for an order of protection against him, and who is now in police custody. Lauren pays tribute to Sylvia Williams1h 23s -
Speaking Your Truth - Untold Stories of Abuse Episode 2
28 JAN 2020 · Join Lauren 2 childhood friends to share with them for the very first time the details of the abuse she endured in her 10 year marriage. She will then discuss with them their perspectives of the outside looking in and information on how friends can help their friends or family members out of abusive relationships safely. Lauren pays tribute to Lauren Fitzgerald The press release states that at 11:22 a.m., family members called back to 911 and told officials that Grelle said he'd killed his girlfriend and would kill police if they came to the home. From there, the Hamilton County Police Association SWAT team was called in to help. After attempts to speak with Grelle went unanswered, officials said police entered the home at 3 p.m., and found Grelle and his girlfriend, identified as 27-year-old Lauren Fitzgerald, dead inside. Police said they believe Grelle shot and killed Fitzgerald before turning the gun on himself.51m 56s -
Speaking Your Truth - Untold Stories of Abuse Episode 1
14 JAN 2020 · In the premiere episode, Lauren goes over the different types of abusive relationships and signs of abuse. Then Lauren is joined by Dela who tells her story of survival. Finally Lauren pays tribute to Natalie. Natalie Nutter who was recently murdered by her husband on Dec 2nd, 2019 Ohio. Natalie had filed for divorce just a week prior and was attempting to escape, he shot her with a shot gun and then shot himself, leaving behind her 7 year old son.52m 43s
This podcast is called Speaking Your Truth: Untold Stories of Abuse. The inspiration behind this project was my own personal story with domestic violence. This year as I went through...
show more
This podcast is called Speaking Your Truth: Untold Stories of Abuse.
The inspiration behind this project was my own personal story with domestic violence. This year as I went through my divorce I was searching for an outlet to share my story, I was silent about what happened to me for almost 10 years, I wanted to be heard and I couldn’t find a platform to do so. The more I spoke up this year, I noticed how others were being inspired and began reaching out to me to tell me their stories. I was sadden to hear a lot people I considered friends have gone through similar situations and I never knew. It was then I decided to make my own platform to help others be heard and help them tell their stories. By doing this my hope is to not only help them heal but use our trauma to help prevent other tragedies from happening and help others out of toxic relationships. My goal is for victims to be listening to my podcast and learn more about how to get out and to know they are alone and should not feel ashamed. Or for survivors to be listening and also feel like they are not alone and to be inspired to tell their stories or find other ways to help. Domestic Violence effects more than 10 million people per year. More than 1 in 3 women (35.6%) and more than 1 in 4 men (28.5%) in the U.S. report having experienced rape, physical violence, and/or stalking by an intimate partner in their lifetime. It’s time we give some of these survivors a voice and I hope my podcast can help do that.
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The inspiration behind this project was my own personal story with domestic violence. This year as I went through my divorce I was searching for an outlet to share my story, I was silent about what happened to me for almost 10 years, I wanted to be heard and I couldn’t find a platform to do so. The more I spoke up this year, I noticed how others were being inspired and began reaching out to me to tell me their stories. I was sadden to hear a lot people I considered friends have gone through similar situations and I never knew. It was then I decided to make my own platform to help others be heard and help them tell their stories. By doing this my hope is to not only help them heal but use our trauma to help prevent other tragedies from happening and help others out of toxic relationships. My goal is for victims to be listening to my podcast and learn more about how to get out and to know they are alone and should not feel ashamed. Or for survivors to be listening and also feel like they are not alone and to be inspired to tell their stories or find other ways to help. Domestic Violence effects more than 10 million people per year. More than 1 in 3 women (35.6%) and more than 1 in 4 men (28.5%) in the U.S. report having experienced rape, physical violence, and/or stalking by an intimate partner in their lifetime. It’s time we give some of these survivors a voice and I hope my podcast can help do that.
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