“Even in your darkest times, there is always a light.”
- Love What Matters
- Trauma & Healing
- Domestic Violence
“Even in your darkest times, there is always a light.”
“I received my 11th concussion playing volleyball. Previously, I had 10 concussions from child abuse. My comorbidities and symptoms increased to the point I had to take mandatory bed rest.”
“My time in this role of ‘stepmom’ has healed my heart in ways therapy never could.”
“Throughout the whole relationship, I didn’t realize I was experiencing domestic abuse. I was blamed and told it was my fault. Now I know it wasn’t.”
“I got divorced via Zoom from the floor of my sons’ closet. After my divorced my finalized, I wiped my tears, exited the closest, and went right back to helping my kindergartener with his virtual math class. I give that experience 0 stars.”
“When the news of Roe vs. Wade came out, I began to weep uncontrollably. My heart went to the 19-year-old girl in the same situation right now I once was in. Feeling hopeless and suicidal, but now on top of that being forced to do something against her will. Not having an option, a choice over her BODY which her soul chose specifically for her journey.”
“I witnessed my parents’ arguments and physical fights. As a child, I remember thinking, ‘Why would anyone get into relationships if this is what happens?’ I promised myself I’d never personally experience this. How wrong I was!”
“I’ll tell my story for those who think it will never be them.”
“The horses helped me realize things no human could. They held my tears and heartache and rejoiced in my accomplishments.”
“I want the addict who is homeless on the streets, suffering, to know there is still hope.”