Breaking the Line

A Memoir of Generational Trauma and Healing

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The patterns that shape us do not define us.

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"My goal is not to help people relive their pain. My goal is to help them discover what is possible beyond it."

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"Healing didn't begin when I understood my past. It began when I stopped letting it define my future."

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