yossi rodal

Such a moving story. couldn't stop listening

Revisado: 05-25-23

I'm not a survivor of CSA, but there are so many life lessons for any human. We all have a responsibility to learn and understand how it can happen so we can break the stigma, validate and believe survivors and give everyone the tools to make sure it doesn't happen.
Ultimately, everyone's journey includes pain, so hearing about his pain through so many different stages of life with such eloquent and emotional telling, really made me feel seen, like when the beginning of Fatherhood broke him.

His focus on how many good people there are and how the little good things people do, was also a refreshing insight.

I cried a few good times, and laughed too.

my two favorite moments are when he says that "concern for what other people think about you, is a reflection of what you think about yourself" is so powerful. and the letter to his 8 year old self at the end of his impact statement inspired my first song on my upcoming album.

Avremi, when the time comes for someone to consider marrying one of your sons, I would tell them that their father is a modern day Hero.

Thank you for owning your journey. G-d bless you.

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