Stay tuned after the show for a special promo from our friend Mole Blackwell at Targeted

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It's a phenomenally well-researched production, and one that I think you'll find extremely

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Now on with the show.

Thank you for listening to Invisible Choir.

This episode contains sensitive material, including graphic depictions of violence or abuse

against children, which some listeners may find especially distressing or traumatic.

Listener discretion is advised.

Now whenever wants to call 911 on a loved one, for most, it feels like a type of betrayal.

We don't want to be responsible if that loved one is arrested or detained, afraid they

might hold it against us forever.

What happens when you finally make that call, when you've appropriately responded to all

of the warning signs of an impending mental health crisis, and then send the police away

when they finally arrive at your front door.

This time, Uninvisible Choir.

You just can't hold on to her, eat somebody, go ahead and check my laptop.

For you, how long can you get to start to get to just get home?

Oh, who's who is?

You wear a slate?

That is.

What?

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