• Episode 22: Respect My Crown Featuring Jemimia Lee (DATING ABUSE)

  • Mar 1 2020
  • Length: 24 mins
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Episode 22: Respect My Crown Featuring Jemimia Lee (DATING ABUSE)

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  • Summary

  • In this episode, I speak with Jemimia Lee, is a Crisis Counselor/Advocate for Houston Police Department’s, Family Violence Unit

    Check out our open discussion on:

    • The alarming statistics on Domestic Abuse in Houston, TX
    • Resources available to victims including Crime Victims Compensation for medical bills, loss of wages, psychiatric care, etc.
    • BEWARE OF DATING APPS! Real stories of victims and how to protect yourself
    • Sure signs that you are dating an abuser!

    Full interview is on iTunes, iHeart Podcasts, Google Play, and Player FM

    **link to listen on iTunes**

    https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/respect-my-crown/id1420607785?mt=2

    JJ’s Respect My Crown podcast features a diverse group of powerful women from across the country. Each transparent conversation sheds light on past mistakes, struggles, A-ha moments, and life lessons.

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    “Respect My Crown,” a community designed to support women who desire to step into the abundance that awaits them. We know that now is the time to manifest our visions, realize our dreams and accomplish our goals. “Respect My Crown” is a support system that encourages women to deepen in spirituality, sisterhood, accountability and service.
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