Trigger Warning: This episode contains financial, physical and verbal abuse. Listener discretion is advised.*If you have not listened to part 1 & 2 of Jennifer's story, stop here and go back and listen.*Jersey physically assaulted Jennifer when she told him she wanted to go back to college. It was at this point, Jennifer knew she had to leave to keep her and her baby safe. It was time to plan her escape. If you or someone you know is currently in a domestic violence situation, please...
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Trigger Warning: This episode contains financial, physical and verbal abuse. Listener discretion is advised.*If you have not listened to part 1 & 2 of Jennifer's story, stop here and go back and listen.*Jersey physically assaulted Jennifer when she told him she wanted to go back to college. It was at this point, Jennifer knew she had to leave to keep her and her baby safe. It was time to plan her escape. If you or someone you know is currently in a domestic violence situation, please...
This week, Rachel sits down with Lora to discuss how the past year of her life has been since her season of the podcast came out. We discuss why women go back to abusive relationships, and if their abusive partner is capable of change. Lora hopes that this episodes finds anyone who is contemplating going back to a toxic relationship. If you or someone you know is currently in a domestic violence situation, please use these resources to find help and guidance: https://www.theho...
It Doesn’t End Here
Trigger Warning: This episode contains financial, physical and verbal abuse. Listener discretion is advised.*If you have not listened to part 1 & 2 of Jennifer's story, stop here and go back and listen.*Jersey physically assaulted Jennifer when she told him she wanted to go back to college. It was at this point, Jennifer knew she had to leave to keep her and her baby safe. It was time to plan her escape. If you or someone you know is currently in a domestic violence situation, please...
