Seeking Forgiveness
The conversation delves into the struggle for peace and forgiveness, emphasizing the importance of self-acceptance. One participant reflects on the cathartic power of writing and encourages listeners to affirm their worth, despite past mistakes. A humorous yet relatable story unfolds about a clash with an aggressive solicitor, illustrating the complexities of anger in everyday life.In this clip
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Mental Illness Happy Hour
#224 Drew Monson
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