Traumas and Legacies: A Conversation with Our Parents

(Closed Captioning in English and Spanish)
Dr. Mariel and her sister, Lady, sit down with their parents to discuss generational traumas, family secrets, and building generational legacies.
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[@lillyshalom8050]

This made me cry, laugh & was so liberating. Being a 1st generation Dominican American I can relate so very much. My father was in DR for 4 yrs before he came to this country & I had the privilege as a child to go back & forth 3 times a yr just to see him, so this hit home. I recently bought your book & it is part of my daily inner healing journey. Thank you so very much for including your family in this podcast. I truly appreciate it.

[@Tamil_AudioBooks]

Just listening to your peaceful voice is beginning to lift all my trauma ❤❤❤❤ Thank you 🩷

[@freespirit8311]

Beautiful conversation with your parents! I thoroughly enjoyed it!❤

[@reneelynn1964]

I was a patient of Dr. Buque trauma therapy and now I am healthy attending college. I plan to pay it forward and help others who are suffering from trauma and generational trauma.

[@BathembuTshayana]

Here for all the therapy -I already know that's going to be good. I am living for your skin Dr. You are glowing from within!

[@luisanarosario4575]

Super proud of you Mari and specially your amazing family. Feel honored to know each and everyone of you. Love this 💜

[@Dr.MarielBuque]

We adore you Nana! Thank you for your support!

[@ayobamialao5253]

So beautiful to watch and insightful. Thanks so much for bringing your parent and Sis❤

[@tshepisomoerane2203]

Thank you for this Episode Mariel , it is truly special .❤

[@BrandyHorton84]

I just listened to another video! I dont understand how you dont have alot of views, keep it going ❤. I do the same thing, I have personally gone through trauma like many, but by the grace of God, I was able to get healed through completing both a college and masters degree. Keep going!

[@vickyyy339]

Este episodio me ha llegado al alma! Me ha encantado, como se menciona al principio, que es un ejemplo de conversaciones que no vemos mucho. Ha sido muy bonito verme representada y tener la dicha de ver la vulnerabilidad y la sinceridad con la que esta conversación se desenvolvió ✨ Gracias! I can't wait to read your book!

[@ladyperez9385]

What a gem to have this conversation on your podcast 💜🙏🏾

[@Dr.MarielBuque]

truly so! And to share this wisdom is such a gift!

[@OngoingJourney1111]

De una Dominicana, a otra, me encanta lo has hecho! Nuestra cultura es bella pero también guarda demasiado secretos ❤!

[@kimmcdaniel8933]

Is there a translation in english I would very much like to hear the story

[@freespirit8311]

Yes, go to settings to read English subtitles.

[@simplyp5521]

I asked you on live chat if you thought adoption is trauma, you summed it up as on event. I understand because of the propagandistic nature, it’s viewed as positive. As I listen to you and your family speak about the trauma of sacrifice and separation. It mirrors the experience of my immigrant maternal family. As the adopted child, I had to be sacrificed for their ideology of the American dream. I remained a secret because of shame. Strip away from my family, half of my culture and language. My true identity is Afro Latina/Caribbean and American. I have siblings who don’t know I exist and when they find out. It’s going to shift the “family dynamic”. I just wanted to share this perspective with you and also thank you for sharing your thoughts and wisdom on intergenerational trauma. 🤎

[@Dr.MarielBuque]

Thank you for also sharing this perspective. It is seen and important to add to the conversation. I wish you profound healing through your journey.

[@esod6527]

💕🙏🏼

[@djmannymel8106]

Awesome content, proud of your work and the frequency you are giving to the world much needed ❤️‍🩹🌎

[@Dr.MarielBuque]

Thank you Manny!!! I appreciate you saying so.