On this episode of Our American Stories, Blair Linne grew up moving from place to place, never staying long enough to unpack completely. Her mother loved her deeply, but without a father, stability was something they could never hold on to. By the time Blair reached adulthood, she had lived in twenty-five homes. What she found along the way was not just struggle, but faith, community, and a new understanding of family. Her story gives voice to the quiet ache of growing up without a father and the strength it takes to build something lasting from the pieces left behind.
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