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FALLING OUT: Surviving ‘My 600-Pound Life’ with Lonnie Hambrick
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Lonnie Hambrick was a recent contestant on the reality series, My 600-Pound Life, but what he experienced was nothing short of a let down.
Hear his story about finding acceptance and coming out as his authentic self. The post FALLING OUT: Surviving ‘My 600-Pound Life’ with Lonnie Hambrick appeared first on Dallas Voice.
FALLING OUT: Surviving ‘My 600-Pound Life’ with Lonnie Hambrick was first posted on September 16, 2022 at 11:39 am.©2021 "Dallas Voice".
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Born in Anchorage to a wedding D.J. father and a karaoke-loving mother (whose own grandfather was a skilled luthier), Quinn Christopherson got his start in a music scene he describes as “closed in, so there’s nowhere to run.” For about six years, he played local shows and open mic nights while doing construction gigs and working with homeless and runaway teens at Covenant House. But that all changed in 2019, when he won NPR’s Tiny Desk Contest with his melancholy single “Erase Me,” which details his raw feelings relating to his gender transition.
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