Name: “Hurt People, Hurt People:” Why it’s important to talk about past traumas
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“Hurt People, Hurt People:” Why it’s important to talk about past traumas

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TAMPA (BLOOM) – More than half of Americans experience trauma in their lifetime. The famous saying, “Hurt people, hurt people” is true. If that pain is suppressed, you may end up hurting others around you.
The Founder of “The Trauma Survivor’s Guide to Life Abundantly,” Dana Rutherford, joined Gayle Guyardo, the host of the global health and wellness show, Bloom, to share why it’s important to talk about past traumas.
Rutherford got candid about her own journey as a domestic violence survivor emphasizing the importance of being honest with at least one person you trust in your inner circle.
If you or anyone you know needs help, call the National Domestic Violence Hotline available 24 hours a day at 800-799-7233.

TAMPA (BLOOM) – More than half of Americans experience trauma in their lifetime. The famous saying, “Hurt people, hurt people” is true. If that pain is suppressed, you may end up hurting others around you.
The Founder of “The Trauma Survivor’s Guide to Life Abundantly,” Dana Rutherford, joined Gayle Guyardo, the host of the global health and wellness show, Bloom, to share why it’s important to talk about past traumas.
Rutherford got candid about her own journey as a domestic violence survivor emphasizing the importance of being honest with at least one person you trust in your inner circle....

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