HeyJaredUnshaken Voices
Welcome to Unshaken Voices, a podcast for anyone who’s been through the storm and is still standing. Hosted by author and stroke survivor Denise Pimentel, this space is for believers, caregivers, and fighters living through the realities of bipolar disorder, stroke recovery,…
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(AUDIO VERSION) Unity Without Silence: Protecting Your Peace in a Divided World | Season 1 Finale (opens the original)
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Political division isn’t staying in Washington. It’s entering our minds, following us into our homes, sitting at our family tables and finding its way into our churches. In the Season 1 finale of Unshaken Voices, I speak openly about how constant anger, arguing, and hostility can affect our mental and emotional stability. As someone managing Bipolar I disorder, protecting my peace is part of protecting my life. This isn’t a party-political episode. It’s a conversation about disagreeing without h
Unity Without Silence: Protecting Your Peace in a Divided World | Season 1 Finale (opens the original)
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constant anger, arguing and hostility can affect our mental and emotional stability. As someone managing Bipolar I disorder, protecting my peace is part of protecting my life. This isn’t a party-political episode. It’s a conversation about disagreeing without hatred, holding leaders accountable without dehumanizing them, establishing healthy boundaries and using our voices with wisdom and purpose.
Let’s End Political Division (opens the original)
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Political division is no longer staying in Washington, on television, or on social media. It is following us home, sitting at our holiday tables, straining friendships and families, and even finding its way into our churches.
Protecting Your Peace Doesn't Abandon Your Voice (opens the original)
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Protecting your peace does not mean abandoning your voice. Sometimes wisdom looks like limiting how often you consume the news, keeping political debates away from the dinner table, or leaving a comment section that is taking more from you than you could ever give.
Mental Illness Isn’t Political (opens the original)
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Mental illness does not ask how you voted. Psychosis does not check your voter registration, and a stroke does not ask which candidate you support.
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