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adamanteve19

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Dec 08, 2006 13:31

I was listening to MisCard's Harmony Podcast #9 and it was the National Child Abuse Protection Month episode.

Goodness, that podcast made me cry. The message is downright heartbreaking.

Harmony Podcast #9

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Comments 6

heather December 8 2006, 19:58:50 UTC

I've subscribed to the podcast, and I heard that back when it was first aired. Really heart wrenching. I think it's wonderful what Miscard's doing with the Podcast-- addressing multiple issues in the podcasts, not just shipping-- and also tying it in with Harry/Hermione a bit.

A couple episodes back, she did one on Breast Cancer Awareness month. Mostly she and her son just read letters/dedications out loud from her listeners, and it broke my heart; I was in tears.

adamanteve19 December 8 2006, 20:40:53 UTC

I totally didn't have the time to listen to this podcast before. I was so busy. But now I've got time. I listened and am so glad I did.

adamanteve19 December 11 2006, 21:08:54 UTC

I got to listen to the "Breast Cancer Awareness" month episode. Of course I cried again, more so because of daddy, but it just makes me so proud of Misti. I mean, she doesn't know me, and I only know her from the (humungously popular) podcast, but I'm just so proud of her. ^_^

heather December 11 2006, 22:05:30 UTC

^_^ Me too. I don't know her, either, but it's amazing, really, what she's doing with the podcast. (yay, Misti!)

sartone December 8 2006, 20:16:14 UTC

Once you listen to #9, you have to follow up with #10 and "sarah's" story. Very moving, little things like a harmony podcast can inspire and change lives.

Still waiting for the AdamantEve interview on the podcast.

adamanteve19 December 8 2006, 20:38:38 UTC

Once you listen to #9, you have to follow up with #10 and "sarah's" story. Very moving, little things like a harmony podcast can inspire and change lives.

I did, and I cried some more.

Like I said in the podcast forum, I have family who *was* abused as a child. She is someone very close to me and I think she's the main reason the podcast really touched me.

Sarah's story just had me sniffling. So proud of her, and my prayers are definitely with her.

Still waiting for the AdamantEve interview on the podcast.

Wah! Lol.