Prism - Celebrating Ourselves!: Recent Episodes
Teresa Shaw
Just like a light that brightens our darkest corners, Prism celebrates all of that which makes us who we are. Take a walk with me as we go through this crazy thing called life. Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/teresa-shaw/support
Life moves on. Divorces get filed, work gets done, dogs get walked, projects get started and completed.
As we head into 2023, be gentle with yourself and others. Give grace.
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Just a warning-there are some swear words in here...
Since I published last October, my storms have encircled me and strengthened in their desire to beat up on me. I have prevailed. I have made it to land, just barely. Saturday, Oct. 8, was my unicorn and rainbow day when I felt happiness for the FIRST time in more than 30 years. Recognizable happiness, regardless of how the people around me are feeling.
I am on my way to being the woman I want to be. I hope this helps you on your journey, through your storms.
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Life's passages can be a variety of times and places period from graduating from high school from college getting married having children how about putting your mother in a nursing home and then changing a relationship with a sibling. That's what this episode is all about. These relationships can be a challenge; maybe some are great from the beginning. My sister and I have been trying for 14 years to really develop a close bond and she has been at the forefront of doing this and with life's passages, I think we're on our way, in fact, I know we are. So this episode is dedicated To my sister Catherine. Thanks for sticking with me and not giving up on me.
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What's more fun than a mystery. Yeah, well a mystery includes unknown places, unknown people and tying all of those things together and that's what we're going to try to do today. The Shane line is a huge pile of brambles, and my goal is to track down the parents of James Shane. Can I do it? Let's find out.
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How do we know when it's time to reach out And ask for help? It's hard asking for help isn't it because we don't know if that help will be there when we really need it.. In 2007 I had hit bottom and finally I asked for help because what I was experiencing was not normal for me oh for me and I did not know where to go.. But in this Podcast I'm introducing you're seeing you to some folks that helped me out and brought me back from the brink of no Return. I hope you will listen with an open mind and with an open heart because around you everyday are people who are at that brink and sometimes all we need is someone to take our hand and say I've got you and you're not alone.. Thank you for listening.
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Michelle and I head to Traditions to drown her black eye - from a plumbing job. And Lois has us review her signature drink!!!
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There is a lot of talk about how to prevent veterans from committing suicide. Resources are advertised everywhere: dorm common areas, orderly rooms, hospitals, doctor's offices etc.
How do we get the person to recognize that something feels wrong?
Join Michelle and I as we openly, and honestly, discuss our own personal journey's through this stigmatized and challenging issue.
Caution: This episode discusses a very painful issue.
If you or a loved one are thinking about suicide, or if you want help navigating mental health, please reach out to a friend or a mental health specialist. Contact us at alwaysserving2020@gmail.com and we will talk to you.
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October is Family History Month and this month we're going to hear some of the wild stories I have uncovered, and researched, in my own genealogy journey.
There's John F. Shane the bigamist who used a cousin's name to marry 7 women without divorcing the other 6.
There's the Beck's in "Because Daddy said So" and I will tell the story of how the Great Depression changed their lives.
We'll chat soon
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What is the best part of having a best friend, a soul sister?
It's the crazy conversations about the shit you just CAN'T make up!
Join us, Michelle and Teresa, in "Sister's Unscripted," in the podcast "Prism - Celebrating Ourselves!"
It's us. Unscripted. Unplanned. Totally Unfiltered. A little misdirected and a whole lotta fun!
Just a warning, you may catch a few, okay, more than a few swear words.
Don't be offended, although we do try to monitor our language, sometimes, we just can't.
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When a light shines into a prism, it breaks apart into all the colors of the spectrum. The result is diverse, unique and special, just like us.
Prism tells the stories of the spectrum, of us. Our loves, our dreams, our hopes, our frustrations.
Prism is a celebration of ourselves.
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