Episode 5- A series of unfortunate events 1 & 2.


TRIGGER WARNING: This episode gets into topics which may be heavy for some listeners, so listeners discretion is advised. 

Welcome Crime Universe. Join Myself, your host Eileen and your Co-Host Jennifer. We are unpacking the last semblance of what my life was with Nathan. A serious of unfortunate events were unfolding. I could not do anything about it at all. We mention NEC ( present in premature babies). I will tag my source below. We spoke about Stochkholm syndrome, Dan Brown's Deception point go read, a mention of battered women syndrome. This episode is longer because it is 2 episodes combined. Love you guys see you next episode.

 

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What causes necrotizing enterocolitis (NEC)? | NICHD - Eunice Kennedy Shriver National Institute of Child Health and Human Development (nih.gov)


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