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Susan Snow joins us to recount the tragic Halloween night in 1985 when her father, a Los Angeles police detective, was killed in a drive-by shooting. At just 17, Susan faced emotions and chaos that no teenager should ever endure. She takes us through the initial shock, the painful moments at the scene, and the shattering impact on her life, underscoring the crucial importance of community and support in navigating such trauma.

Susan opens up about her healing journey, detailing the panic attacks, severe depression, and the struggle to appear strong while feeling broken inside. A breakdown triggered by the Columbine shootings revealed unresolved trauma, leading her to the pivotal support of a therapist who diagnosed her with PTSD. With unwavering support from her husband and a commitment to breaking generational cycles, Susan navigated the challenges of motherhood and created a supportive village for herself and others. The conversation highlights the importance of self-awareness, setting healthy boundaries, and continuous personal growth.
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To find and connect with Susan deeper:

Book: The Other Side of the Gun
Website & Speaking Inquiries -- susansnowspeaks.com

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