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...traumas, on my mother's side, Jewish family had to flee the Russian empire through Romania, then Argentina, then Bolivia. So fleeing, leaving everything behind. From my father's side, very wealthy, landed oligarchy of Bolivia. In 1952, there's a revo
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...of trauma, like Lebanon, then you will have a lot of stuck emotions inside of you. And I believe that's actually a gift because that just gives you an opportunity to fuel that frozen stuck emotion into your greatest gift because every wound always le
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...the family and you can send me and we're just gonna lie the whole time and waste your money? My heart always races when I think about this moment. It's so visceral still. And something in me, I don't know, I was on my game that day. I was like, Becky
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...trauma and persecution and suffering, and you just look back at the great famine of the early twentieth century with our great grandparents or the civil war that our parents went through, and you just realize, like, how there's very few cultures, may
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...the family and you can send me and we're just gonna lie the whole time and waste your money? My heart always races when I think about this moment. It's so visceral still. And something in me, I don't know, I was on my game that day. I was like, Becky
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...trauma, which I relate to the culture of religion. Yeah, they are religious, not atheist. In my personal life, trauma comes from two places for me. One is I grew up in Bolivia in the eighties, and that was chaos. Bolivia in the eighties, seven presid
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...of trauma and sexual assault that Oprah experienced. If you or someone within earshot wants to avoid that, you should skip ahead about seven minutes from now. Thanks. Unfortunately, though, so that was that was, you know, a great, great moment that w
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And the woman who was hosting them lost the farm and then went to the neighbor next door. Farmer next door has asked if you could take these kids in. And he said, yeah. I could take them in, but they have to live in a chicken coop. And they lived in
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...this devastating trauma. I mean, there were so many deaths, so many wounded. It was families fighting against one another. It was truly arguably the worst moment in our nation's history. Yep. So naturally, whenever there's a big problem, American cap
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...the trauma of losing your home and your your goods. I have a I have a very close friend who, was renovating his home. He was living in another place, so he's safe. His mementos were in his house that was being renovated. Passport, photos, kids' drawi
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...whole family down with them in an emotional trauma of becoming slowly paralyzed and dying.
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