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 By: Sarah Koi My name is Sarah.  I was born in Vancouver on May 20th 1989 by a pure blooded, beautiful Nêhiyaw (Cree) woman.  My mother struggled in Vancouver’s, ‘Streets of Plenty.”  The intergenerational trauma of Residential School and the breakdown of family left an open wound that riddled my bloodline with addiction, abuse […]read more
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