A Survivor’s Story #9
Oct 16, 20253m0
If you would like to share your story anonymously, please either email: amelavfit@gmail.com OR DM me on Unspoken Balkans (TikTok or Instagram).
Hosted by Amela · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 13 episodes
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Growing up with Balkan parents came with love, culture, and traditions — but also unspoken struggles, abuse, and generational wounds. We will dive into the stories many of us were never allowed to tell: my own journey of survival and healing, the experiences of others who grew up in similar homes, and the voices of special guests who have walked this path too. Together, we’ll explore trauma, resilience, and the ways we can reclaim our stories, break cycles, and find healing. This is for anyone who has ever felt unseen, silenced, or misunderstood — you are not alone.
Amela hosts Unspoken Balkans, a society show with 13 episodes published.
If you would like to share your story anonymously, please either email: amelavfit@gmail.com OR DM me on Unspoken Balkans (TikTok or Instagram).
“I grew up with both parents. I have 3 sisters so it was 4 girls total. My dad was an alcoholic, he abused my mom and all of my sisters including myself physically, emotionally, and mentally. Unfortunately, I was the one
If you’d like to share your story anonymously, you can reach out to me through email: amelavfit@gmail.com or DM me on Unspoken Balkans (TikTok & Instagram). This is Unspoken Balkans. Until next time, take care of yoursel
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In this episode of Unspoken Balkans, I read a deeply personal letter I wrote to my mom — the woman who stayed, who enabled, and who failed to protect me. This letter is about the silence, the neglect, and the pain of gro
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