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From Violent Childhood to Freedom: Breaking Cycles & Finding Purpose —Rosemary Fischer | Ep 93

From Violent Childhood to Freedom: Breaking Cycles & Finding Purpose —Rosemary Fischer | Ep 93

Published 4 months ago
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Growing up with an alcoholic, rage-filled father, witnessing violence, and losing her mother to suicide at 16 — Rosemary Fischer was emancipated as a teenager and forced to become her own protector. In this raw and inspiring episode of Conversations with Sekani, she shares how she broke generational cycles of trauma, alcoholism, and shame, found faith, and now helps others move from brokenness to wholeness as an author, speaker, and freedom coach. Packed with powerful lessons on identity, resilience, and choosing freedom.


**Key Highlights:**

• Dysfunctional upbringing filled with fear and violence

• Mother’s suicide and emancipation at 16

• Breaking generational curses and patterns

• The power of faith and choosing a new identity

• Practical wisdom for healing and living free



Connect with Rosemary Fischer

Website:https://www.rosemaryfisher.com/

Instagram:https://instagram.com/rosemfisher

YouTube:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCnynxNZkz87-Dr3QK5ySNVg


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Chapters


0:00 - Intro & Welcome

1:45 - Childhood & Dysfunctional Upbringing

5:30 - Violence, Fear & Becoming a Protector

9:10 - Mother’s Suicide & Emancipation at 16

13:45 - Breaking Generational Cycles

18:20 - Finding Faith & New Identity

23:10 - Healing from Trauma & Shame

28:40 - Advice for Young Adults Overcoming Hard Starts

33:15 - Closing Takeaways & Guest Contacts

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