The transcript compiles three episodes of Corrina Rawlinson’s Real Womanhood Life podcast (episodes 2, 3 and 4). Across the episodes Corrina narrates a raw, chronological account of her life over the 2022‑2025 period, focusing on the intersection of mental‑health struggles, family dynamics, business pressures, and major life events. She describes a severe mental‑health crisis in late 2022 that led to a panic‑attack, a night‑long walk, suicidal thoughts and an emergency hospital admission; the subsequent psychiatric evaluation, diagnosis of PTSD, anxiety and depression, and a series of medication adjustments and therapy (psychology, group sessions, holistic treatments). She recounts a miscarriage in early 2023, the trauma of the medical response, and the emotional fallout. The narrative continues with the impact of the COVID‑19 pandemic on her hospital stay, lockdown restrictions, and how the crisis forced her to re‑evaluate priorities, leading to a renewed focus on her family‑run news‑agency business, her husband Jared’s new mechanic venture, and the pressures of running a retail shop during harvest season. Corrina reflects on self‑acceptance, the need to delegate, the importance of family support, gratitude for friends and healthcare professionals, and her ongoing journey toward stability, including a one‑year anniversary of being home, reduction of medication, completion of NLP training, and plans for future podcast episodes. The tone is conversational, candid, and at times frantic, moving toward hopeful and grateful by the end.
Topics
Severe Mental‑Health Crisis, Hospitalisation, PTSD Diagnosis, and Ongoing Treatment
Corrina experiences a night‑time panic attack triggered by her son’s breathing difficulty, leading to a barefoot 6 km walk, suicidal thoughts, and an emergency hospital admission. She undergoes psychiatric assessment, receives diagnoses of PTSD, anxiety and depression, and begins a regimen of medication (including sertraline and later adjustments) and varied therapies—individual psychology, group sessions, and holistic treatments—tracking the evolution of her mental‑health care over 2022‑2025.