Andrea Dunlop

But the reality is it's not going to go well if that person's not feeling safe and supported in telling that story and feeling like they're really ready.

And what I saw with your story was really no one gave you a choice about whether or not you were ready to take on that position of being this monolithic representation of all survivors.

of Munchausen by proxy, which is not fair.

Yeah.

And, you know, as other survivors are thinking about telling their stories publicly, as they're, you know, going on social media and thinking about talking it there or if they're, you know, doing something that's sort of on a podcast or on a documentary.

I mean, what would your what kind of perspective can you offer about the choices that you might have made differently?

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Do you know what I got my mom and my mother-in-law for Christmas?

Cashmere sweaters from Quince.

Do you know what I got my husband last Christmas?

You guessed it.

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