Life Interview - Sabrina Ball: Finding Control Through Loss
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Life Interview - Sabrina Ball: Finding Control Through Loss
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In this life story episode, Herman sits down with Sabrina Ball, a Fort Worth wife, mother, and activist who has spent her life navigating loss and moving forward from it without ever losing her footing. From growing up biracial in a small North Texas town with a controlling stepfather and a mother who worked nights, to building a life of independence before choosing to trust someone enough to set that independence down, Sabrina's story is one of quiet resilience. She talks about the white Southern family that raised her and the painful decision to walk away from them, her complicated relationships with both of her fathers, losing her mother too soon, and what it means to give up a career to raise your kids only to redirect that same energy into trying to change the world they're growing up in. We meet her at a crossroads, uncertain whether she is building toward something new or finding closure on the life she has known, and wrestling with that uncertainty with the same forward momentum she has always had.Li