I was discharged from the hospital in October of 1970, happy to be hanging out with my friends again, I got a new job and then—

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In the previous episodes I deal with the attempted suicide of my Mom and the loss of 2 siblings. This episode goes into my feelings about my Mom's mental health and my feelings about psych drugs and our mental health system.  And how a mentally ill Mom can turn into a 'Mama Bear' when her child needs her. There is also bits and pieces of my social drug use as a young teenager and yes, some of which has (luckily) fond memories. Thank you for listening.

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This episode may have some triggers.  I knew by age 11 that not people did not come home from the hospital, it had already happened twice. 

 If you or anyone you know has thoughts of taking their or your own life, Please call Suicide Prevention: 

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Experiencing death as a child is extremely hard to understand, especially when the adults around you do not know how to help the child through it. It is June 1964—

Every secret begins somewhere, This one begins as my family takes a journey from West Berlin, NJ to Las Vegas, NV with a secret already in tow. 

A Quick introduction to my podcast and why I am publishing my story and why this is not episode 1.  

Hi! My Name is Rachelle (not Rachel) and this is the trailer to Every Woman Should Have 2 Motorcycles & NO More Secrets!  Enjoy!