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All right, folks, this week, we are sitting down with an incredibly accomplished author by the name of Denise Chong.

She's an award-winning and best-selling author at that.

And her latest book, Out of Darkness, Ramonemanzzer's journey through betrayal, tyranny, and abuse is out now.

It's a gripping story of domestic assault that completely shocked the world.

It's a true story.

And Denise covers the events of this story and Ramana's life and how this this event sort of shaped

and shifted her entire life. I'll say this right up off the top. A little bit of a warning

going into it. There's some pretty graphic and heavy conversations surrounding domestic abuse.

So just just buckle up for that.

After our wonderful conversation with Denise,

we go into a wrap-up where we talk about,

well, we don't really talk about domestic abuse,

but we talk about, well, I'll just say we talk about Parkinson's

masked as domestic abuse through hallucination.

Whoa, that sounds wild.

So you should probably stick around to the end.

And I just want to say, thank you all so much for tuning to the podcast.

Thanks so much.

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