Stories of Resilience

MY FAULT I humbly share with you a story—a lesson—on survival—from costly tragedy to awareness, acceptance, accountability, and resilience. This unfolding of tragedies was born

I became a single mom of 2 children very suddenly in a new city and state without a job or any friends or family around

Mother loss is a nightmare I never expected to experience in my mid-thirties, and losing my mom to a three-week battle with cancer changed me

I was a caregiver & advocate for my mother. She had an incurable non-Hodgkin’s Lymphoma & Pancreatic Cancer. It was 30 years after her cancer

I needed to befriend resiliency. My love/hate – ok, mostly hate-filled relationship with the “r” word, is a battle Royale. It’s kind of legendary, even.

Given the effects of complex PTSD, I woke up one morning and found myself struggling to breathe. I thought that emerging out of two early-stage

I lost my son, my husband, and my brother within 2.5 years of each other. Grief came for me like a storm without warning, ripping

After over 30 years with my partner, I received a random text from a stranger that changed the course of my life. ‘Hi, I know

Why anorexia? Why me? I suffered from anorexia and over-exercise addiction as a way to cope with my mom’s clinical depression from the age of

I lost my marriage, my career, and my health all at once, which pushed me into deep depression and addiction. Nobody ever tells you that

I knew I had to leave after 28 years when staying felt like a betrayal of my deepest truth—a truth I could no longer ignore,

The Murder of my grandmother during the October 7th Terror Attacks was broadcasted to me and my whole family through my grandmother’s Facebook page. It