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Welcome to the Behind the Bliss podcast, where Rachel Autry brings weekly conversations to

encourage, inspire, story tell, and share. Each episode is designed for you to feel met in

your mess and balanced in your bliss. Here's today's conversation.

Hey everyone and welcome back to another episode of Behind the Bliss. I feel the need to preface today's episode.

It's a pretty heavy one. You can probably tell from the title, but today we're tackling fear,

bitterness, resentment, what forgiveness can look like when our fears become reality, and how to live with

a victor rather than victim mentality. Our guest today, Heather Lee, learns a lot of these things

and pulls tons of wisdom and nuggets from her experience, which can be pretty scary for a lot of us

to listen to in here. Heather Lee shares about a day that changed her life 11 years ago, when she

was wounded after an armed robbery.

So as your friend, I wanted to tell you that if you struggle with fear or anxiety, I would lovingly

recommend you have a friend vet this episode for you. Have them listen through it once,

see if it's healthy for you to listen to you, before you listen on your own. Or grab a friend and

listen to it together.

So today, we are going there. She's going to walk us through that day, what she knew to be her

final thoughts and how she has healed physically, emotionally, and spiritually sense. So without further ado,

here is today's episode with Heather Lee Brammer. Well, hey, Heather Lee. Welcome to the show. Hi, how are you today?

Oh, I'm well. Other than the fact that our AC went out last night, we got back home from a friend's house

pretty late because we watched a movie, and our house was 84 degrees. Oh, no. Is someone coming?

I know. Yes. Yes. Well, here's the thing is like we've always lived in an apartment

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