Confronting Childhood Trauma

• 💡 Iyanla Vanzant meets three sisters—Yolande, Pam, and Yasmin—who haven't been in the same room for four years due to deep-seated feuds stemming from childhood.
• 💔 Yolande, who is seriously ill, initiated the reunion, desperate to mend relationships before it's too late, as their mother's death over a decade ago left unresolved pain.
• 🏠 The sisters return to their childhood home, a place filled with memories, secrets, and clues to their estrangement, which they haven't visited since their mother passed.

Unearthing Past Abuse

• ⚠️ Yolande reveals a neighbor who built her a desk as a child may have been a child molester, and her mother's reaction suggested she knew or dismissed it.
• 💔 Pam and Yasmin also disclose they were victims of sexual abuse by men in their neighborhood, with their mother leaving them in potentially unsafe situations.
• 😔 The sisters' inability to trust each other is linked to their shared trauma and the perceived lack of protection or acknowledgment from their mother.

Sisterly Conflict and Defense Mechanisms

• 🌪️ Yasmin, the oldest, displays a