So you were four-year-old and your mother was trafficking you to these men that were setting up a meth lab in your basement?

Yeah.

Welcome back to other people's lives. I'm Joe Sanigato. I'm Greg Dyvek.

For anyone out there that would like to be a guest on our show, don't hesitate to reach out to us. Our email is OPL Podcasts at gmail.com. Today we're speaking to a woman who was trafficked by her own mother who was also running a meth lab in their home. So we've got the guest on. We're going to learn all about her story, those

circumstances, and how she was able to escape them and where she is now. So thank you so much

for being on the show today. Hi. Thank you. Of course. To start, can you just paint a picture

of your family life and household?

In the house, it was me and I come from a family of five. So there was four brothers and I was the only girl.

And it was my mother and her mother living in the house when I first, like the earliest memories and

everything. But I do remember as soon as my mother kicked our grandmother out of the house,

like it just went haywire. And how old were you at that time?

It was before kindergarten.

I want to say I had a before.

Okay.

I distinctly remember her always being a drug addict

because my very first memories was like being breastfed

with her doing lines while I'm being,

while I'm feeding from her. You remember when you were breastfed with her doing lines while I'm being white while I'm feeding from her you remember when you were breastfeeding oh yeah I've had doctors comment on my memory and how when I've

given statements and everything regarding it and then going back in the court records how it lined up

to a tea. Very few people. Few people could do it, but I'm not the only one. So you're saying you

remember breastfeeding and your mom snoring cocaine at the same time? I don't know if it was cocaine or meth or crack.

I don't know what it was.

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