• 060 Heart Surgery, Scars, and Self-Confidence

  • Sep 9 2024
  • Length: 43 mins
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060 Heart Surgery, Scars, and Self-Confidence

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    In this episode I interview Lazou, an Asian living in the USA, who shares her journey from living with an untreated heart murmur to having a surgery as an adult, that left her with a large noticeable scar. She talks about how this, along with being a minority race, impacted her self-confidence and body image. It’s a raw and real conversation about embracing body neutrality and finding strength through challenges.

    Her podcast is called Nuances, our Asian stories.

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