In this raw and disruptive conversation, Tracy shares her story of growing up in severe dysfunction — from childhood abuse, neglect, and emotional isolation to being a “different” child who could see, hear, and feel what others couldn’t. She walks us through how survival mode became a learned pattern, not a personality trait, and how we often cling to our trauma stories because there’s a hidden payoff: attention, identity, and a sense of power in being “the one who suffered.” We dive into what it really means to guard your soul, why staying in victimhood quietly hands your power back to the people who hurt you, and how to choose a new narrative without denying what you lived through. This episode is a collision of spirituality, self-responsibility, and soul-level truth.

• Tracy’s upbringing in the 60s: abuse, neglect, late-night labor, and isolation
• Discovering her spiritual gifts as a child (psychic, medium, medical intuitive)
• How survival mode becomes a learned behavior, not our natural state
• The difference between protecting your soul and building walls around your life
• Why we cling to the “victim” label and the subconscious payoff behind it
• How replaying the story keeps us stuck in the same emotional loop
• The link between unprocessed pain and physical weight
• Tracy’s journey to releasing 400+ pounds, leaving an abusive husband, and cutting off family that didn’t serve her healing
• Seeing trauma as part of your story, not the definition of who you are
• God/Source, faith, and letting the universe handle those who hurt you
• Practical, spiritual ways to step into a new identity without bypassing your past

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