Description

Road travel is not always a vacation, or a luxury. In fact, many times women hit the road, it’s out of necessity or to find healing. For single mom LaRae Lobdell, healing couldn’t begin until she felt safe from her experiences with domestic violence-- and the best way she was able to reclaim control of her life was to get in the car and go.

In this episode, you’ll hear:

• LaRae’s story of injury, healing, and domestic violence
• How she made the move from two different violent relationships
• What red flags LaRae saw in her relationships
• How she continues to keep herself and her daughter safe
• Why LaRae found security in road travel
• Resources domestic violence survivors can use to make the transition to safety

Other Resources:

• Follow LaRae on Instagram - @laraelobdell
• Check out LaRae’s single parent travel blog - Shades of Rae
• See LaRae’s portfolio - LaRae Lobdell
• Check out LaRae’s photography blog - Photo Sister
• National Domestic Violence Hotline - call 24/7 at 1−800−799−7233
• Domestic Violence Support for Women Facebook Group
• Trusted House Sitters
• Wealthy Single Mommy
• Join the On the Road, Our Way Facebook Group!

Sponsor Websites & Codes:

• Benchmark Maps - use promo code womenontheroad for 20% off your order
• Aunt Fannie's
• Costa Sunglasses - Founded over 35 years ago by fishermen who wanted to stay on the water longer, Costa Sunglasses are engineered to help people across all pursuits make the most of their time on the water. For those who need water to breathe. www.costasunglasses.com

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Music is by Jason Shaw and Josh Woodward.

A production of 

Ravel Media