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Hello

I’m James Epolito — a father of four, a truth-teller, and the founder of Betrayed But Not Broken.
This isn’t something I planned. It’s something I became.

I’ve spent the last decade helping thousands of people heal physically through regenerative medicine. I’ve delivered over 300 lectures, walked patients through recovery, and guided them in reclaiming what was broken. But nothing prepared me for what betrayal would do to the heart, the mind, and the family I fought to protect.

When my world was torn apart, I didn’t run. I didn’t disappear. I stayed.

And in the aftermath of infidelity, false accusations, and a system that failed my kids, BBNB was born — not as a brand, but as a battle cry. A place where truth is louder than gaslighting, where loyalty still matters, and where fathers, mothers, and survivors finally feel seen.

I’m also the author of two books:

  • The Gospel of You — exposing the man-centered gospel that’s hijacked modern Christianity

  • Betrayed But Not Broken — a personal roadmap to healing after relational and systemic betrayal

This isn’t about inspiration. This is about standing shoulder to shoulder with those who’ve been silenced, dismissed, or discarded — and reminding you:

You’re not broken. You’re not alone.
And you were never crazy for seeing the truth.

James Epolito and The Kids
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My Story

I didn’t set out to start a movement. I set out to protect my children and survive what came next.

Like too many others, my story began with betrayal — not just from a partner, but from a system that looked the other way. I believed in marriage. I believed in family. I showed up, and when it fell apart, I stayed.

I was dragged into courtrooms, false narratives, and institutional indifference. I saw the confusion in my children’s eyes. I carried the weight of silence. I felt the sting of being erased from my own story.

But I didn’t break.

I documented everything. I spoke the truth. I kept showing up — not for revenge, but for legacy. I built Betrayed But Not Broken as a refuge for the betrayed: the parent fighting for their kids, the loyal spouse who got discarded, the survivor whose story was buried under lies.

This is a place for those who won’t play nice with darkness.
Who won’t settle for Sunday platitudes or broken legal systems.
Who believe in truth, faith, and the kind of love that actually costs something.

No, this isn’t the story I would’ve chosen.
But it’s the one I’ll finish with integrity.

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