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Zhen E Rammelsberg shares her journey out of the adoption fog, discussing her experiences with abuse and the importance of healing and connection among adoptees.

​The following episode contains discussions around physical and emotional abuse. Please be advised. If you or someone you know is struggling with emotional or physical abuse and is in need of assistance, call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-7233 or text BEGIN to 88788. In this episode of the Power Posse podcast, Kristin, Stacie, and Ann sit down with the incredible Zhen E Rammelsberg—Korean adoptee advocate, playwright, and managing director of Playtime Poppy Children's Theater. Zhen E opens up about her journey out of the "adoption fog," sharing her experiences of childhood abuse, family estrangement, and finding her voice. She talks about the power of connecting with fellow adoptees, setting boundaries, and healing on her own terms. Equal parts raw and inspiring, Zhen E reminds us that forgiveness doesn't mean going back—and sometimes the best mantra is simply, "Fuck it!" This is the Power Posse Podcast, the bi-monthly podcast that serves as a place where women come together to power up, speak truth, and navigate every wild, messy, and beautiful season of life. These are the real conversations with real women because life is better when you have your people…

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Hosts: Kristin, Stacie, Ann

Guest: Zhen E Rammelsberg

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Organizations: National Domestic Violence Hotline, Playtime Poppy Children's Theater

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