Ep. 28 Healing After Trauma: A Story of Resilience and Forgiveness with Shaylee Sorensen

by Marci Barker / May 31st, 2023
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Healing After Trauma: A Story of Resilience and Forgiveness with Shaylee Sorensen
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Healing After Trauma: A Story of Resilience and Forgiveness with Shaylee Sorensen
In this podcast episode, I introduce you to Shaylee, who shares her powerful story of witnessing her father murder her mother when she was just 11 years old. Despite the trauma she experienced, Shaylee emphasizes that healing is possible no matter what kind of trauma one has been through.
She talks about her journey of healing, including her initial denial and attempts to portray everything as fine, and her turning point when she started talking to her father and realized she needed to face and work through her emotions.
Shaylee also reflects on the challenges of her father's trial, where he tried to avoid accountability by claiming he didn't remember the incident. Despite this, she has now developed a relationship with her father and achieved a sense of healing.
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In This Episode We Cover:
Being a stay-at-home mom with a small crystal jewelry business
Shaylee's traumatic experience.
How others' reactions to her trauma was hard for her.
Shaylee's troubled teenage years and self-medication
Turning point of healing and facing her emotions when she started talking to her father
Challenges and frustrations during her father's trial
Developing a relationship with her father and achieving healing
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