Pawku returns to talk about how she went through depression as a refugee from the Karen tribe in Myanmar. She, her parents, and 4 other siblings left Myanmar in 1997 and lived in a refugee camp in Thailand for 10 years before they came to the U.S. How did she encounter depression? How did she get healed?
Check out Pawku's part 1: Ep66 A Refugee From Burma to Thailand and the U.S. w/ Pawku
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📝Episode Outline
(00:00) Intro & Pawku's Background
(08:54) Feeling Depressed/Quieter Personality/Overworking Parents/Culture of Unaware of Mental Health
(15:39) Getting worse/Sense of Belonging/Being Suicidal/Internal Pain & Emptiness/Last Straw
(21:54) College Time/A Pivotal Prayer/Pain Be Gone
(26:28) If you're struggling.../Talk About It/Is Pawku Healed Forever?/What's the Root?
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