How do we forgive others or ourselves if we've done something wrong?

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In this conversation, Cassandra Maria talks with Yvette McDonald about how she forgave her abuser and how she encourages others to forgive those who have hurt them, or, themselves if they've done things that have hurt others. Warning: this conversation contains graphic details of sexual abuse.

Released on 30 May 2024

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