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Where the water breaks

Where the water breaks

Auteur(s): Chloe Taylor
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Hi there! I'm Chloe Taylor, and welcome to Where the Water Breaks.

This is a space for honest conversations about life — the kind that don't always make it to the surface. From navigating everyday struggles to unpacking trauma, healing from heartache, and learning to love ourselves along the way, this podcast is about showing up as we are, mess and all.

We'll chat about the quiet battles, the breakthroughs, the moments that shake us, and the ones that put us back together. It's about finding light in dark places, joy in unexpected moments, and strength in vulnerability.

Whether you're seeking guidance, comfort, connection, or simply a reminder that you're not alone — you've found your place here.

So take a breath, settle in, and let's walk this journey together. Welcome to Where the Water Breaks.

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    Caught in a current
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    In this first episode of Where the Water Breaks, we explore the quiet power of rip currents - not just in the ocean, but in our lives. I share a poem about sitting with the sea and watching how something so beautiful can also be so dangerous - and how that duality mirrors our own experiences.

    Like rip currents, we often find ourselves pulled into situations we never saw coming - heartbreak, trauma, loss, hard lessons. But within those moments, there's movement, there's learning, and sometimes even transformation. In today's conversation, we talk about how pain and beauty often coexist - how one gives depth to the other.

    Whether you're currently in the middle of a current or looking back at one you've come through, this episode is about finding meaning in the mess, and learning to honor both your strength and your softness.
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