In episode 313, I speak with Christine Sadry, an award-winning author and former United Nations peacekeeper whose story proves that no matter what you’ve been through, there’s always hope. After escaping communist Poland at just 9 years old, Christine came to America seeking freedom—only to face 13 years of silence and hardship. Through resilience and determination, she rebuilt her life and rose to the global stage. Today, Christine inspires others to reclaim their voice, rise above adversity, and believe that anything is possible. There are many powerful messages in this podcast, none more transformational than the willingness and ability to let go of the trauma, the anger, the bitterness, and unforgiveness to live a life of ultimate freedom and joy. This is an inspiring podcast, not to be missed.
What does it take to let go of fear, reclaim your voice, and step into a life of courage and joy?
In this episode of Let It Go, I sit down with Christine Sadry — a woman whose life story is nothing short of transformational. At just nine years old, Christine left communist Poland alone, stepping into the unknown of America without speaking a word of English. What she thought would be freedom turned into 13 years of silence, isolation, and fear in an adoptive home.
But Christine’s journey didn’t end there. With remarkable resilience, she reclaimed her identity, built a global career with the United Nations, and served on peacekeeping missions that touched countless lives. Along the way, she met the Pope, was held at gunpoint, learned to drive a tanker truck, and found the love of her life.
Christine’s story is a vivid reminder that even in the darkest chapters, hope and resilience are always within reach — and that life has a way of surprising us with connection, courage, and joy when we least expect it.
✨ Tune in to be inspired, encouraged, and reminded that it is always possible to let go and rise again.
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