I've possibly only had kangaroo mince once without realising when I was in Northern Territory @TAB. I think I may have seen trays of it listed on Woolies. I need to buy more meat next week as my stash has almost run out. Need to buy bones or carcasses to make bone broth.
I have inherited trauma myself. It went down both family lines, its only recently I have been able to clear it. My fathers, father (grandfather) was a violent child abuser, my mother never spoke of her origins and took her secrets to her grave. I never knew anything about my mother. Both mum and dad joined by woundology.
Found out when I was 18yo old Dad was previously married to another woman! And had kids from previous marriage!
And both my parents gave a child of their own up for adoption. So had a biological sister I never knew about!
My family life was deeply emotionally abusive and was seeing youth workers during my teens in tears nearly every day. My friends tired of me being upset every day and viewed me as an inconvenience.
My family life was consistently abusive which is why I developed mental illness. Saw a psychologist too but that did not help.
For that reason I take having children every seriously as I know what can go wrong. I don't think people consider the rights of children. Anyway it was the best decision I made as inherited trauma is in the DNA and having a parent with MI means a child misses out on opportunities. I'm kind of glad I did not have kids. I do love them. I like hearing the children playing in the street but I could not offer a child anything.
But getting back to the original topic, I've been able to heal ancestral trauma of recent date
