Like A Diamond Podcast

About Like A Diamond Podcast

Trials that shape us into something rare- Deep in the earth, under conditions no living thing could survive, something extraordinary happens. Carbon — ordinary carbon — is transformed into the hardest, most brilliant substance in nature. We believe the same is true of the human spirit. The pressures, heartbreaks, and impossible seasons we face aren't accidents. They are the forge. Like a Diamond Podcast features real stories of struggle, trials, and the breathtaking beauty that emerges on the other side. Because diamonds aren't formed in comfort — and neither are we.

Publisher

Like A Diamond Podcast

Category

education

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

6 Jul 2026

Latest episode

13 Oct 2026

Latest episodes

17 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   13 Oct 2026

   Leaving 20 Years of Emotional Abuse

   After 20 years in a marriage that slowly chipped away at her self-worth, Angie Zitting reached a breaking point. In this episode, Angie opens up about the red flags she ignored, the emotional abuse that changed how she saw herself, the fear of divorce, and what it took to rebuild her life from the ground up. She shares how she learned to stop looking to someone else to define her worth—and finally came to believe something she couldn’t see for years: “I am enough.” If you’ve ever lost yourself in a relationship, questioned your value, or had to rebuild after your life fell apart, Angie’s story is a powerful reminder that healing is possible.

2. 

   6 Oct 2026

   She Chose to Protect Her Baby—Then Lost Both Legs

   After nearly 10 years of infertility, Aubrey King finally became pregnant with the baby she had prayed for. But when a serious infection threatened her health, protecting her daughter meant accepting treatment limitations that put Aubrey at greater risk. After giving birth, the infection continued to worsen. Aubrey eventually lost one leg—and later, her second. In this episode of the Like a Diamond Podcast, Aubrey shares the emotional toll of infertility, the moment she finally saw a positive pregnancy test, the fight to protect her unborn daughter, and what it was like becoming a double amputee while raising a young child. Through it all, Aubrey made a decision: she would not let what she lost determine the life she still had. We talk about: • Nearly 10 years of infertility and failed fertility treatments • Embryo adoption and finally becoming pregnant • Managing diabetes and serious infections during pregnancy • Choosing to protect her baby despite the risks to her own health • Losing both legs and learning to walk again • Motherhood after amputation • Learning to accept help without feeling like a burden • Faith, resilience, perspective, and choosing joy after loss When Aubrey was asked if she lost her legs protecting her daughter, her answer was simple: she would do it all again. If you’re walking through infertility, chronic illness, disability, loss, or a season that feels impossible, we hope Aubrey’s story reminds you to keep going. Subscribe to the Like a Diamond Podcast for more real stories of people who have been refined through life’s hardest experiences. #LikeADiamondPodcast #Infertility #Amputee #Motherhood #Faith #Resilience #InspirationalStories

3. 

   29 Sept 2026

   He Left for the Gym and Never Came Home – Cindy Pendleton on Sudden Grief, ICU Decisions & Hope

   "He changed a lightbulb for me, said 'see you in a bit,' and left for the gym." Minutes later, Cindy Pendleton received the phone call that divided her life into "before" and "after." Her 52-year-old husband, Mark, had suffered sudden cardiac arrest. What followed was a 25-minute fight for his pulse, six agonizing days in the ICU, and the heartbreaking reality of navigating life support and loss. In this episode of Like a Diamond, Cindy opens up about: • The terrifying moments in the gym parking lot and the miraculous restart of his heart • How her family navigated life support, brain scan results, and DNR decisions • The signs of comfort that followed—including an impossible November rainbow • What society gets completely wrong about "healing" from grief • Practical ways to support a grieving friend without saying the wrong thing Whether you are walking through your own valley of grief or looking for ways to show up for someone who is, Cindy’s story offers grounded comfort, perspective, and proof that hope survives even the deepest heartache. Connect with Us: • Watch the full video version on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCl42YtYoOGaDPyZRMdMgjJQ • Follow on Instagram for daily clips: https://www.instagram.com/likeadiamondpodcast/ • Share this episode with someone who needs comfort today.

4. 

   22 Sept 2026

   I Secretly Daydreamed About Marrying Someone Else: The Confessions of a Caregiver Husband

   What happens when chronic illness changes your marriage? Andrew and Kristen Van Noy share how 15 years of chronic illness, caregiver burnout, anxiety, depression, severe sleep deprivation, and unanswered prayers tested their marriage—and how they’re finding hope while they’re still in the middle of it. In this deeply personal episode of the Like a Diamond Podcast, Kristen opens up about debilitating panic attacks, medication withdrawal, years of sleep problems and restless leg syndrome, depression, and the moments when she questioned whether she could keep going. Andrew shares the side of chronic illness that often goes unseen: the toll on the caregiver. After years of trying to protect Kristen, care for their children, and hold their family together, he experienced exhaustion, resentment, guilt, and his own physical effects from stress. He also shares one of the hardest things he’s ever admitted to his wife—there were times he imagined what life would be like if he were married to someone who wasn’t sick. Their struggles affected their marriage, their faith, and the way they saw each other. Through therapy, difficult conversations, and learning that love doesn’t always mean fixing the person who’s hurting, they began rebuilding their connection. But this isn’t a story told from the other side. They’re still in the fire. There are still unanswered questions and difficult nights. But they’re learning that hope doesn’t have to begin when healing begins. If you’re living with chronic illness, caring for a sick spouse, struggling with depression or anxiety, questioning your faith, or fighting for your marriage through circumstances you can’t change, this conversation is for you. 💎 Subscribe to Like a Diamond for real stories about faith, marriage, grief, trauma, resilience, mental health, and finding hope through life’s hardest experiences. #ChronicIllness #CaregiverBurnout #Marriage #MentalHealth #LikeADiamondPodcast

5. 

   15 Sept 2026

   Episode 13- Surviving Kidnapping and Unimaginable Loss- Jamie Hadfield

   At 21 years old, Jamie Hadfield was run off the road in Mexico, surrounded by armed men, kidnapped, and taken deep into the desert. With guns pointed at her, she was convinced she was going to die. She survived. But some of the most painful chapters of Jamie’s life were still ahead. Years later, Jamie became a wife and stepmother and finally became pregnant with a baby of her own. Her son, Jack, was born extremely premature and lived for only minutes. What followed was years of infertility treatments, 27 artificial inseminations, IVF, and the devastating loss of twins after finally seeing a successful pregnancy. At one point, Jamie found herself asking God a question many people have asked in their darkest moments: “Why would You do that to me?” In this deeply vulnerable conversation, Jamie shares what it was like to survive a cartel kidnapping, live with the lasting effects of trauma, lose a child, struggle through infertility and IVF, wrestle with God, and somehow keep moving forward. She also shares how those experiences ultimately shaped the woman she became—a pageant coach, Mrs. Utah titleholder, Mrs. Mexico titleholder, advocate, mother, and mentor to women around the world. This episode is about more than surviving tragedy. It’s about what can be created inside us when we walk through experiences we never would have chosen. Jamie’s message to anyone who feels like they are standing in their own desert is simple: “Just hold on. The light will come.” In this episode: • Surviving a kidnapping at gunpoint in Mexico • Living with trauma, anxiety, and hypervigilance • Losing her premature son, Jack • Infertility, artificial insemination, and IVF • The heartbreaking loss of twins • Being angry with God after unanswered prayers • How to support someone grieving the loss of a child • Why acknowledging someone’s pain matters • Finding purpose after suffering • How hardship creates resilience and real confidence • Jamie’s journey into pageantry and coaching • Finding faith and meaning when life doesn’t make sense If Jamie’s story speaks to you, share this episode with someone who may need to hear it. Subscribe to Like a Diamond for more honest conversations about loss, adversity, faith, resilience, and the experiences that shape us into who we are meant to become.

6. 

   8 Sept 2026

   Episode 12- Surviving the Loss of a Child: Marc & Holly Cram

   How do you survive when the unthinkable happens? Marc and Holly Cram join the Like a Diamond podcast to share their journey through the sudden loss of their 13-year-old son, Beckham. They open up about raw anger at God, navigating grief in marriage, and choosing to turn into the storm. In this episode, we discuss: (00:00) The Be Like Beck Story (05:12) Who Was Beckham Cram? (11:12) The Sudden Accident (15:39) Leaving the Hospital & The Shock of Grief (20:46) Choosing Celebration Over Tradition (27:26) Raw Anger at God & Hitting the Bottom (33:49) Moving Energy: Breathwork & Grief (39:45) Asymmetrical Grief: Surviving Marriage Strain (47:30) Eliminating "Shoulds" & Living in Alignment (52:36) Signs, Thinning the Veil & Staying Connected (01:02:15) What Grieving Parents Actually Need (01:07:38) Turning Into the Storm Like the Buffalo Follow the podcast and share this episode with anyone walking through grief or difficult life trials.

7. 

   1 Sept 2026

   Episode 11- I Divorced Him, Then Remarried Him Again

   Kim Schoepke thought she had reached her breaking point. Then life gave her even more to carry. In this deeply personal conversation, Kim shares her journey through severe depression, her husband’s bipolar disorder and manic episodes, a brain tumor and multiple brain surgeries, financial devastation, divorce, and the painful decision to protect her children while still loving the man she had been with since she was young. But their story did not end with divorce. Kim explains how her husband eventually hit rock bottom, took responsibility for rebuilding his life, went through therapy and recovery, repaired relationships with their children, and slowly earned back trust. Years after believing their marriage was permanently over, Kim made the unexpected decision to marry him again. Along the way, Kim shares powerful lessons about mental health, forgiveness, boundaries, faith, parenting through crisis, and what happens when you reach the point where you have nothing left to give. This is a story about losing almost everything, learning when to let go, finding the courage to forgive, and discovering that broken things can sometimes be rebuilt into something stronger than before. Topics include: bipolar disorder, depression, mental health, marriage, divorce, remarriage, brain tumors, brain surgery, forgiveness, faith, trauma, parenting, resilience, and healing.

8. 

   25 Aug 2026

   Episode 10- Finding Joy After Child Loss

   “Feeling is healing.” After losing her two-year-old daughter, Joy, Tami Weaver faced the unimaginable task of grieving while parenting four other children and holding her family together. Tami joins Andrew and Kristen to remember the spirited little girl Joy was and to share what followed her unexpected death: shock, empty arms, different grieving styles within a marriage, and the challenge of helping children mourn their sister. Eighteen years later, Tami still misses Joy and continues to speak of her as part of the family. Her faith has not erased the sorrow, but it has helped her carry it with hope, compassion, and the belief that today’s pain will not always feel this overwhelming. This tender conversation is for anyone living with loss—or trying to support someone who is. Tami offers no shortcut through grief, only an honest reminder: allow yourself to feel, take the next small step, and trust that you will breathe again. Content note: This episode discusses the death of a young child and family grief.

9. 

   18 Aug 2026

   Episode 9- Holder of Happiness- Holder of Happiness: The Woman Who Carried Their Miracle

   She said "I'll do it" before she even asked her husband — and delivered someone else's baby on Mother's Day. When their neighbors Mark and Jamie Johnson mentioned they were looking for a surrogate, Sam Scott didn't hesitate. Right there on the street, she offered to carry their child — full-heartedly, before talking it over with her husband Brandon. Four months later she started the transfer process. Nine months after that, she gave birth to baby Brady, with both families in the delivery room together. In this episode, Sam and Jamie tell the whole story: the prayer Sam prayed alone on her knees the night before the embryo transfer ("I'm holding their happiness"), the neighborhood "Bun in the Oven" costume reveal, the tender-mercy timing of finding out they were expecting on September 11th, and the letter Sam wrote to baby Brady that she reads out loud for the first time on camera. This is Part 2 of the Johnson family's surrogacy journey — a story about infertility, IVF, surrogacy, friendship, and what it means to carry someone else's happiness as your own. Suffering doesn't destroy you. It refines you.

10. 

    11 Aug 2026

    Episode 8- Years of Infertility led to ONE INCREDIBLE MIRACLE! (Part 1 of 2)

    THIS IS A TWO PART EPISODE! MAKE SURE NOT TO MISS OUT ON NEXT WEEK'S EPISODE TO SEE HOW IT ENDS! For years, Mark and Jamie Johnson wanted one thing more than anything else: to become parents. What followed was a journey through unexplained infertility, fertility treatments, two miscarriages, unsuccessful IUIs, IVF, anger, grief, marital strain, and questions about faith that neither of them expected to face. In this deeply vulnerable episode, Mark and Jamie talk about what infertility actually did to them—not only physically, but emotionally, spiritually, and as a couple. Mark shares the devastating moment he called his mother after their first miscarriage and couldn’t even speak before she knew what had happened. He also opens up about becoming angry with God, pulling away from his faith, and feeling like men often have nowhere to put the grief they experience after pregnancy loss. Jamie shares the physical and emotional toll of fertility treatments, what it was like to keep hoping month after month, and why she and Mark sometimes needed to stop trying altogether just so their relationship could breathe again. They discuss how infertility changed intimacy, the well-intentioned comments that hurt more than helped, watching other families have what they desperately wanted, and how prolonged suffering slowly created distance in their marriage. Then came IVF—and five healthy embryos. But after seeing what treatment had done to Jamie’s body, they began considering another possibility: surrogacy. What happened next IS A MIRACLE. Mark and Jamie’s story is ultimately about more than infertility. It is about learning to suffer together, making room for different ways of grieving, rediscovering faith after anger, and becoming more compassionate toward struggles we may never see. A powerful conversation for anyone who has experienced infertility, miscarriage, IVF, pregnancy loss—or loved someone who has.

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    4 Aug 2026

    Episode 7- How She Survived the Unthinkable Loss of Her Son

    What would you do if you lost your child in an instant? In this deeply moving episode of the Like a Diamond Podcast, Becky Boudrero shares the heartbreaking story of losing her 10-year-old son, Dominic, after a tragic bicycle accident. She takes us through the unimaginable moments in the emergency room, the overwhelming grief that followed, and the unexpected ways she found hope in the darkest season of her life. Rather than asking God to take away her pain, Becky prayed for something different: “I don’t want You to heal me. I just want You to hold me.” That simple prayer became the turning point in her healing journey. In this conversation, we discuss: What it’s like to lose a child unexpectedly Processing trauma and PTSD after tragedy Finding hope when miracles don’t look the way we expect Signs, tender mercies, and moments that brought peace Forgiving the driver involved in the accident Helping children and spouses navigate grief together How faith can sustain us when life no longer makes sense Whether you are grieving the loss of a loved one, walking through unimaginable hardship, or searching for hope, Becky’s story is a powerful reminder that we are never truly alone. If this episode touched your heart, please like, subscribe, and share it with someone who may need hope today. #LikeADiamondPodcast #Grief #ChildLoss #Hope #Faith #Healing #PTSD #Miracles #MentalHealth #ChristianPodcast #Inspiration #Resilience

12. 

    28 Jul 2026

    #6-From Paralysis to Purpose: Choosing How You Show Up with Scott Schwab

    At 15 years old, Scott Schwab went from playing football to being unable to walk within days.Guillain-Barré syndrome left him in a wheelchair, unable to use his body normally, and dependent on his parents for basic care. Scott eventually returned to football—but learning to walk again was only the beginning of his recovery.In this honest conversation with Andrew and Kristen Van Noy, Scott explains how anger and a victim mentality shaped the years following his illness. He shares the night that forced him to change direction, how service helped restore his faith, and why he eventually had to stop allowing adversity to define his identity.Scott also opens up about:- Living with lasting neuropathy and physical limitations- Taking in two teenage nephews during a painful family crisis- What that experience taught his family about love and communication- Losing influence in a company he helped build- The personal habits that business failure exposed- Giving children room to struggle, learn, and repair- Preparing yourself to be present before walking through the doorOne of Scott’s most powerful reminders is simple:“How you show up is what people remember.”This episode is about more than surviving paralysis. It is about rebuilding identity, accepting responsibility, giving yourself grace, and choosing who you want to become when life refuses to follow your plan.What helps you reset and show up for the people who matter most? Share your answer in the comments.CHAPTERS00:00 Welcome and introduction 02:17 Growing up in Rexburg 03:05 Sudden weakness at 15 05:09 Guillain-Barré diagnosis and paralysis 10:48 Wheelchair, leg braces, and returning to football 12:37 Anger, faith, and the people Scott couldn’t see 14:15 “Stop being the victim” 14:50 The night everything had to change 17:55 Living with lasting neuropathy 21:25 Scott’s family 22:36 Taking in two teenage nephews 29:15 What the experience taught their family 31:27 Identity and business failure 37:33 Neuropathy and the origins of Met 43:15 Why failure teaches more 46:40 Parenting, repair, and grace 49:19 Preparing to show up WATCH OR LISTENApple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/like-a-diamond-podcast/id6788169619Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/033zvTT2vry2ZauChiuHIZ?si=wDBtpafuTA-0kpjGQwMxOwAmazon Music: https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/d66a3146-fde2-4590-be61-6caaa8f3bfc7/like-a-diamond-podcastiHeartRadio: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/269-like-a-diamond-podcast-338295324CONNECT WITH SCOTT SCHWABInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/schwabscottLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/scott-schwab-8306713/FOLLOW LIKE A DIAMONDWebsite: https://likeadiamond.com Instagram: @likeadiamondpodcast YouTube: Subscribe for more real stories of struggle, resilience, and transformation.If Scott’s story encouraged you, please like the video, subscribe, and share this episode with someone navigating an unexpected change.Medical note: This episode presents Scott’s personal experience and is not medical advice. Experiences with Guillain-Barré syndrome and recovery vary. Consult a qualified healthcare professional regarding medical symptoms, diagnoses, or treatment.#GuillainBarre #Resilience #LikeADiamondPodcast

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    21 Jul 2026

    #5- Finding Light in the Darkest Tunnel: Dani Kurtz on Faith, Family & Fighting Breast Cancer

    "I'm about to jump off this big cliff in my life... but my safety net is my Savior."In Episode 5 of the Like a Diamond Podcast, hosts Andrew and Kristen Van Noy sit down with close family friend and healthcare leader, Dani Kurtz.When Dani went for a routine mammogram in early 2025, she never expected to walk away with a complex breast cancer diagnosis—especially after receiving a clear mammogram result due to dense tissue. In this deeply moving episode, Dani shares the emotional roller coaster of her journey: from an unexpected premonition years earlier, to navigating chemo (“Red Devil”), surgeries, and unexpected complications like her infamous "Tale of Two Titties" story.Through every dark turn, Dani’s unwavering faith, family support, and infectious optimism transformed a terrifying trial into a story of resilience, refined purpose, and incredible light.📌 What You’ll Hear in This Episode:• 00:00 – Intro & Reuniting with Family Friend Dani Kurtz• 04:15 – Life as "Nurse Dani": Labor & Delivery to Caregiver Experience• 09:30 – The Premonition: Catching Breast Cancer with Dense Tissue & Ultrasound• 16:20 – The Moab Jeep Tour: Learning to Trust the Driver in Life's Steep Drops• 21:40 – The Hiawatha Tunnel Metaphor: Finding Collective Light in Deep Darkness• 27:10 – Navigating Chemo, Hawaii Trips, and "Dear Dani" Moments of Peace• 33:00 – How Hardship Shapes Marriages and Helps Kids Build Faith• 38:45 – "The Tale of Two Titties": Reconstruction Complications & Keeping Humor Alive• 42:15 – Danny’s Advice: Gratitude as the Ultimate Antidote to FearQuotes to Remember:"When you're going through a really dark time, gratitude is one of the greatest antidotes for depression, loneliness, and fear." — Dani Kurtz"Look forward five years, imagine the headline you want written about you, and then go write the story." — Dani Kurtz🔔 Subscribe to the Like a Diamond Podcast for more stories about how life's greatest pressures can refine us into something indestructible.#LikeADiamondPodcast #BreastCancerSurvivor #CancerJourney #FaithAndHealing #HopeAndResilience #IntermountainHealth

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    14 Jul 2026

    #4- Given Away At Birth, Finding Her Family Changed Everything!

    A woman adopted from Korea as an infant spent fifty years carrying the question of where she came from — and what happened when she finally got the answer will stop you cold.

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    6 Jul 2026

    #3- How Do You Keep Living After This? Losing Loved ones to Cancer

    None of us knows how much time we have.After losing both his father and his wife to cancer, Chase Clark discovered a perspective on life that few people ever gain.In this conversation, he shares what their final days were really like, the lessons he learned through unimaginable loss, and why love continues long after goodbye. Fighting through his pain Chase, shares a remarkable journey to finding new love and joy in his life.❤️ If this story moves you, share it with someone who needs hope today.#LikeADiamondPodcast #Grief #Cancer #Hope #Healing #Faith #Love #Loss #Resilience #Podcast #Inspiration #LifeLessons #MentalHealth #storytelling --------------------------------------------------Subscribe for new episodes every Tuesday as we share stories of ordinary people who became extraordinary through life’s greatest challenges.🌐 Websitehttps://likeadiamond.com📸 Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/likeadiamondpodcast📘 Facebookhttps://www.facebook.com/LikeADiamondPodcast🎵 TikTokhttps://www.tiktok.com/@likeadiamondpodcast⸻Pressure.Heat.Transformation.You’re Like a Diamond.

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    6 Jul 2026

    #2- I Stayed in an Abusive Marriage Because I Didn’t Think I Deserved Better

    Some wounds aren’t visible.Before meeting Andrew, Kristen was trapped in a marriage marked by emotional abuse, manipulation, control, and eventually physical and sexual abuse. For a long time, she believed she didn’t deserve anything better.In this deeply personal episode of the Like a Diamond Podcast, Kristen shares the warning signs she ignored, what finally gave her the courage to leave, the healing process through therapy, and how those painful experiences ultimately transformed her life.If you’ve ever questioned your worth, felt trapped in a toxic relationship, or wondered whether healing is possible after abuse, we hope this conversation reminds you that you are not alone.In this episode• The red flags she ignored before marriage• Emotional abuse and controlling behavior• The cycle of abuse• Physical and sexual abuse within marriage• Finding the courage to leave• Healing through therapy• Learning her true worth• How pain became part of her transformation⸻If you or someone you love is in an abusive relationship, please know that help is available. Reaching out to a trusted friend, family member, counselor, or local support organization can be the first step toward safety and healing.⸻Subscribe for new episodes every Tuesday as we share stories of ordinary people who became extraordinary through life’s greatest challenges.🌐 Websitehttps://likeadiamond.com📸 Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/likeadiamondpodcast📘 Facebookhttps://www.facebook.com/LikeADiamondPodcast🎵 TikTokhttps://www.tiktok.com/@likeadiamondpodcast⸻Pressure.Heat.Transformation.You’re Like a Diamond.

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    6 Jul 2026

    #1- How Losing My Eye Taught Me My True Worth | The Story About My Diamond Eye

    Most people see the diamond.Very few know the story behind it.At just 17 months old, I was diagnosed with a rare eye cancer called retinoblastoma. Doctors removed my right eye to save my life. Growing up, I was bullied, struggled with confidence, questioned my worth, and carried wounds that lasted far longer than the surgeries themselves.Years later, I chose to place a real diamond into my prosthetic eye—not as decoration, but as a reminder that the greatest beauty often comes through the greatest pressure.In this very first episode of the Like a Diamond Podcast, my wife Kristen and I share the story that inspired this podcast and the message we hope every guest will carry forward:Life’s greatest trials don’t have to define us. They can refine us.If you’ve ever struggled with loss, rejection, insecurity, illness, grief, or simply wondered whether your pain has purpose, this conversation is for you.In this episode• The cancer diagnosis that changed my life• Growing up with a prosthetic eye• Childhood bullying and learning self-worth• My greatest fear: almost losing my remaining eyesight• Why I placed a real diamond in my eye• The deeper meaning behind “Like a Diamond”⸻Subscribe for new episodes every Tuesday as we share stories of ordinary people who became extraordinary through life’s greatest challenges.🌐 Websitehttps://likeadiamond.com📸 Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/likeadiamondpodcast📘 Facebookhttps://www.facebook.com/LikeADiamondPodcast🎵 TikTokhttps://www.tiktok.com/@likeadiamondpodcast⸻Pressure.Heat.Transformation.You’re Like a Diamond.

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