We rest on Sundays #1 Breaking Gen. Curses: How My Sister Beat the Odds & Build a Life of Purpose

In this heartfelt and inspiring episode, I sit down with my sister, Kia, to explore her incredible journey of resilience, sacrifice, and triumph. Kia's story is one of perseverance in the face of unimaginable odds. From growing up with a mother battling addiction and a father imprisoned for 15 years, to stepping into the role of caretaker for our family, Kia's determination to rise above her circumstances is truly remarkable.
We discuss the challenges of navigating an unstable childhood, the sacrifices she made to support our family, and her journey to becoming a doctor and nurse practitioner. Kia also shares how she found strength in her faith, overcame a painful divorce, and ultimately found love again.
This episode is a raw and honest conversation about family, sacrifice, and the power of hope. Kia's story serves as a reminder that our past does not define us-it shapes the strength we carry forward.
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[@tundeoshikoya131]

Thank you for creating this platform, brother. The transparency you and your sister were able to display throughout this episode is inspiring!

[@oriealgilbert9709]

She has always been that girl since the 90s🥰 The absolute best personality and spirit to be around ❣️

[@wchamblee1]

This was so impactful.
I’m proud of you babe! You’re amazing. Your story resonates with so many of us. You’re the most determined and courageous person that I know.
Great job Ben!!!

[@atime3310]

Thank you. So many parallels in her story to my own. I appreciate the work you are doing with this platform and the openness and authenticity of your family. But 💐 to your sister.

[@WeRestOnSundays]

I am beyond grateful for your time and kind words. I pray that the content continues to resonate with people and truly helps them live authentically. I shared your comment with my sister; she could not have been more grateful. Maximum gratitude!