SH!T CREEK SURVIVORS
SH!T CREEK SURVIVORS
Podcast Description
"Shit Creek Survivors" is about sharing personal stories of getting stuck up our own shit creek without a paddle, finding support, have a laugh and realizing that even when things feel like a total mess, there's always a way forward. Stories include being shot in the face, near death experiences, and using "what happened" to strengthen ourselves and others.
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Content Themes
The podcast focuses on personal growth, mental health, and overcoming adversity, featuring episodes that explore themes like trauma recovery, faith journeys, and resilience, including storytelling around subjects like near-death experiences and addiction recovery.
Welcome to Sh!t Creek Survivors, where we share raw stories of resilience and the tools that help you build your own. From near-death moments to faith-filled turnarounds, we dive into what it really takes to keep paddling when life tries to sink you. It’s real talk, tough lessons, and some laughs along the way—because even in the messiest waters, there’s always a way forward.
What happens after you survive something unimaginable… but your mind won’t let you leave it behind?
In this episode of Sh!t Creek Survivors, Morgan Garza shares her powerful story of surviving the 2008 Mumbai terrorist attacks—and the internal battle that followed.
From navigating life-or-death moments inside the Taj and Oberoi hotels to facing PTSD, survivor’s guilt, and identity collapse, Morgan walks us through the full reality of trauma and what it takes to move forward.
But this isn’t just a survival story.
It’s about what happens after survival.
Through Reiki, energy healing, shadow work, and deep inner exploration, Morgan begins to rebuild her sense of self and develop a new relationship with pain, resilience, and healing.
This episode explores
- Surviving the Mumbai terrorist attacks
- PTSD and survivor’s guilt
- The long-term impact of trauma
- Shadow work and emotional integration
- Reiki and energy healing
- The truth about healing and why it’s not linear
- Finding strength through adversity
- How trauma can become a path to transformation
Morgan’s story is raw, honest, and deeply human.
If you’ve ever felt stuck in your own “shit creek,” this episode will meet you there.
Morgan Garza is an author, mystic, and founder whose work focuses on trauma, healing, and spiritual transformation.
After surviving the 2008 Mumbai terrorist attacks, she experienced PTSD and survivor’s guilt, which led her on a path of deep inner healing through shadow work and energy-based practices.
She is the author of Soul Magic and creates content focused on helping others better understand trauma, healing, and personal transformation.
Contact Email [email protected]
Website morgangarza.com
Additional Projects lovelightandblackholes.com
Media Platform maelunamedia.com
Sh!t Creek Survivors is a podcast about real people navigating some of life’s hardest moments and the turning points that helped them find their way forward.
Each episode shares raw, honest conversations about trauma, survival, loss, identity, healing, and transformation.
We focus on what it really means to feel stuck, what it takes to move forward, and how people rebuild after life-changing experiences.
If you’re in your own shit creek, you’re not alone.
Contact and Connect
Website shitcreeksurvivors.com
Email [email protected]
Phone 314-650-3132
Facebook SHT Creek Survivors
YouTube Sh!t Creek Survivors
Host Cameron McKay
Keywords:
trauma healing, PTSD recovery, survivor story, mumbai terrorist attack, emotional healing, shadow work, energy healing, reiki, mental health, personal growth, transformation, resilience, survivor guilt, healing journey, trauma recovery podcast
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