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Ellie Ruewell - Surviving Domestic Abuse
Trigger Warning: Descriptive language of physical and emotional abuse. This content includes references which may not be suitable for young listeners.
Fanny Beckman
Published 31 March 2020
Women Of My Generation / W!ZARD Studios / Image Credit: Nils Levin

What role does mental health play in the health industry?

As a response to diet culture, in 2019 Fanny Beckman created the photo series "Women of My Generation". By portraying women who felt unrepresentated in mainstream media, wearing only underwear, she challenges the modern beauty standards. But, what started as a photo series has uncovered conversations which are just as important.

Every week, Fanny invites a special guest to share their story. This podcast covers everything from fashion to mental health issues, activism to family relationships - and most of all: body image.

EPISODE 13 - ELLIE RUEWELL

Trigger Warning: Descriptive language of physical and emotional abuse. This content includes references which may not be suitable for young listeners.

Ellie Ruewell lacked confidence from an early age, and later struggled to leave an abusive relationship due to negative self esteem.

She talks openly about what this relationship did to her, why she couldn't leave and how it has affected her.

We also talk about her journey to self acceptance, taking ownership of your body and social media's censorship of female nipples.

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