99: Thanousay Khamphoune, Childhood Trauma & Brother's Suicide
12/27/21 • 87 min
Thanousay "T" Khamphoune realized a few years ago that sharing his story might be encouraging to others that have had a lot to overcome. As a child, he and his siblings had to live with different family members while his parents had legal problems. He was frequently moving and changing schools. Eventually being reunited with his dad brought some positives but also many challenges and threats of being taken away from his parents once again.
Through all of this he's continued to work hard, pursue his dreams, and maintain the best life that he could. Sadly, he lost his youngest brother to suicide in the fall of 2021, adding another trauma to his family life.
Still, "T" strives to be encouraging to others facing difficult challenges in their own lives.
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Thanousay "T" Khamphoune realized a few years ago that sharing his story might be encouraging to others that have had a lot to overcome. As a child, he and his siblings had to live with different family members while his parents had legal problems. He was frequently moving and changing schools. Eventually being reunited with his dad brought some positives but also many challenges and threats of being taken away from his parents once again.
Through all of this he's continued to work hard, pursue his dreams, and maintain the best life that he could. Sadly, he lost his youngest brother to suicide in the fall of 2021, adding another trauma to his family life.
Still, "T" strives to be encouraging to others facing difficult challenges in their own lives.
Watch this conversation on YouTube.
Connect with me on my Facebook page @curt.carstensen and on Instagram @curtpiks.
Follow "People I Know Show" on Facebook, Instagram and YouTube for photos, videos and to interact with other listeners.
See clips from recent episodes on the People I Know Show Clips channel on YouTube. Make sure you subscribe!
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