I Forgive My Mother | Storytime With Sarina Kajani

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This week, Sarina Kajani from ‪@TheTRYChannel‬comes on the podcast to share her story of growing up with immigrant parents in Ireland, and learning to forgive them for the ways in which they raised her growing up.
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29 авг 2024

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@kathyreinhofer9275 3 года назад

I've missed Sarina's face. Thank you 💚💚💚💚💚

@GrumpyOldBastard 3 года назад

Glad to hear she is doing well, miss her on Try shoots. Still curious as to how she likes living in the US now and what she misses about living in Ireland.

@ldftrdnk Год назад

Sarina is drop dead gorgeous ❤

@kevinblanchard9064 Год назад

Totally agree

@davewhitmore1958 Год назад

No lies detected

@Deadcntr 2 года назад

I love Sarina. I am so glad that she is working past her issues with her mother.

@wheelz8240 3 года назад

I wish I could have had that conversation with my mom. She has dementia now and it wouldn't be fair to bring that stuff up with her. Congrats to Dr. Sarina for growing up healthy and having the courage to put this out for the world to see.

@dolphintouchmichellepsychi6217 2 года назад

When you become a parent yourself, you start to understand....

@kishb4609 Год назад

this is an older video I'm seeing now but Sarina... it's weird cause I was born and raised in America, and I had a similar upbringing. going to catholic schools and my first experience getting the body of Christ. my mom giving me the opportunity to learn about other cultures and religions. my mom also kept me from a lot of "FUN" stuff which i now thank her for doing.

@bastorer 2 года назад

This is such a powerful message! Definitely makes me think on my relationship with my mother. Thank you for sharing! Just love Dr. Sarina and Clisare!

@toddotterson7568 Год назад

Sarina is so beautiful, and am happy she shared this. Great story! And now living in the USA too. Wonderful. I left home when I was 15 yrs old, due to a step father that admittedly hated me. I held that against my mom for years. But have forgiven her and she & I made ammends before her passing. My step dad is still the worst and although he is still alive, we have not seen or spoke to each other in decades.

@lillywho 3 года назад

At "fiber" I had first thought it was about extending fibreglass internet lines... Look at me, the nerd!

@robertamcmunn3642 2 года назад

I thought fiber optics, Who the hell is so gung ho about fiber. We all know it , we all need it but jaysus.

@Greg_Watchorn 3 года назад

That was a very interesting Storytime, very honest. Fair play to Sarina for sharing!!😀😀

@galemartin9155 Год назад

The beauty of my children is that they are not me. The frustration of my children is that they're not me😂😂😂

@mrdorkomatic 3 года назад

It's wonderful to Sarina! She's the Fiber Queen!

@rocknrollnobody 3 года назад

I've learnt a lot from Sarina. Her fibre filled recipies are super useful.

@davidray6962 3 года назад

Very powerful. Thank you for sharing.

@SteveInTheOC 2 года назад

How lovely it is to listen to you both. 👍👑

@nfdbelgianmedic 2 года назад

Sarina is one of the most gorgeous women I've ever seen!

@tetsubo57 3 года назад

I'll be 57 next Saturday. And I'm *just* beginning to figure out all the harm my mother did in raising me. I didn't know her burden. But she sure as shit didn't have to give me mine.

@Sinsearach 2 года назад

Becoming conscious and not passing it onto others is all we can really do. Letting go of the resentment frees us up from past pain. I think this is the root takeaway of this podcast, for me anyway

@Brettbren 2 года назад

*I had NO IDEA that Dr. Sarina was a year younger than me!*

@nellspop1 3 года назад

Miss Sarina. lots. Awesome share, thank you.

@terryburnett751 2 года назад

Two of my favorite gals

@MemphiStig 2 года назад

i think a lot of the problems i see with people in this country, especially those raised in very conservative religious environments, is that they never even realize their need to be their own person. they need to think for themselves, and they need to question things and find their own way. instead, they just follow blindly along in the way they were raised and never develop their capacity for change and growth. i'm not saying they need to abandon their religion or rebel against their parents, but they need to progress as individuals and understand that previous generations weren't perfect or had all the right answers. and that that's okay. it doesn't invalidate their parents or their upbringing. it just means that we all have a lot of room to grow and make this world a better place. and that means abandoning the mistakes of the past, our own and those who went before us.

@williamdixon595 3 года назад

Thank you Sarina

@suzankildi4579 2 года назад

I did that I got a darn pink dress my apartment complex and cooper invited us to his niece's communion and said we where the first he leased himself, his husband handled the rest.I said "I have to go, mommy mommy can we go?".And we all three had shopped for a dress that is made by puma the brand and proofed the maker was in town and said he blessed.And he burped me and mom knew something was ul I pushed her face and my landlord said something after his laugh abouy claiming what happend and how funny it was.And he said not to worry he'll take care of him.Not sure what that meant other than it was worth it to be nice to a gay I got to meet many lovely people and had the best first church going ever and it had a cross on top so it was a real church.:)

@celinamilian Год назад

Did your guest watch Jesse Lee Peterson. But yes every human has to go and forgive their parents starting with their mother. 🎉😊

@BB-nu3vd Год назад

Love you ladies. Happy I found you through Try. Wonderful episode!

@kevinblanchard9064 Год назад

Dr. Sarina is so beautiful 😍😍😍😍

@greeneyedmimibostian3013 3 года назад

Hello girls ! Love to you all

@nondescript2316 2 года назад

Breadizum, that's what that is. I'll tell you what if I what the bread I'll be having that bread old man. Sorry I went to catholic school in New York.

@johnmartinez1765 3 года назад

Fiber fiber fiber 😉

@Leelz247 3 года назад

I did a double take when she spelled her name and pronounced the letter 'R' as "oar." That's a new one!

@StorytimePodcast 2 года назад

That's how Irish people pronounce it 😂

@MemphiStig 2 года назад

@@StorytimePodcast that's okay. we forgive you!

@MeanJohnDean 3 года назад

When she meets new people in America does she give her nationality or does say she's Irish?

@StorytimePodcast 2 года назад

I presume she says Irish as she's Irish? 🤔

@robertamcmunn3642 2 года назад

Oh lord you think you were rebellious because you left home at twenty. TWENTY, for real.

@blissfuldw 2 года назад

Well... In an Indian family that's rebelling. A lot leave home when they get married still. I left home the day after my high school graduation because of my toxic family (still is, unfortunately). I didn't move across town, I moved 1600 miles away.

@robertamcmunn3642 2 года назад

@@blissfuldw Right, I didn't think of it that way. Good for you for getting away. I hope your well and happy.