Show Notes
For generations worldwide, Hilary Momberger welcomed the holidays as the voice of Charlie Brown's little sister Sally. After her child fame ended, Hilary had to find her own voice. And, in typical Hollywood fashion, the script is all-too-familiar. The voice who welcomed our holidays, for years would spend her own holidays buying drugs, sacrificing her body, avoiding jail, and attempting suicide. Now, after years of silence and quiet despair, Hilary has finally found her voice. Tune in to the next episode of Bearing Scars to hear this remarkable story of the child's voice we thought we knew, and the woman who struggled for years to find her true voice.
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