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Ep. 5: It's Not a Pretty Story

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Ep. 5: It's Not a Pretty Story

By: Danny Ben-Moshe, Dasha Lisitsina
Narrated by: Danny Ben-Moshe
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Lillian travels to LA to talk to her lost son Andrew. Then, just as the family begins to heal, it is rocked by shocking news.

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Wow,
Danny you have one very strong kind mother.
Great podcast and this story must be heard.

What can I say!

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Pacey, interesting, well-told, personal yet resonated with me. Sad and funny in equal measures. Would highly recommend.

Great story.

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I'm amazed at this story. gripped to the end. an amazing story well told. would highly recommend

Great story

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This is well worth a listen. I was impressed with how much of the original conversation was captured on audio for the podcast. I liked hearing all sides of the story. A couple of times I felt more detail would’ve been welcomed but overall a very sad and interesting story.

Engaging

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It is such a relatable story. All the players point of view shows the tapestry silence weaves in generations when buried trauma finally comes to the surface!
Lilian’s summary that her trauma “was like a “disability” you learn to live with “! Hindsight is a 20/20 view. Despite these revelations each character carries their individual trauma to forward generations. History does nothing to teach a lesson it seems. The soul damage seems to gain little relief to each person they seem permanently “ disabled” by their experiences.

Echo of generational trauma!

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