Sunshine in a Mason Jar

When scars tell the storyVisible scars indicate a healed wound-at least from what you can see. What you don't see is the injury that occurred. You don't see the time lost or the efforts made to ensure healing. And no matter what the outside scar looks like, you can't tell if the inner healing has truly taken place. In Sunshine in a Mason Jar, Lori Applegate and her daughters Courtney Ramey and Kayla Peck open up about the wounds they have suffered. Lori lost a son to addiction and almost lost Courtney as well. Courtney got caught up in her own addiction, spent time on the run, and served time in prison. Kayla was sexually abused by someone the family trusted and kept it a secret for years. Each woman faced their own traumas, each one came through with the scars to prove it.Sunshine in a Mason Jar is the weaving together of the three different stories. Lori and her daughters are letting the scars of their life tell their stories of hurt and healing, and ultimately hope.