Trauma into Treasure! Shirkydra Roberts Story
I was able to tell my story how I wanted to.
I was able to tell my story how I wanted to.
1- Describe the moment you had to tap into your inner courage and make changes in your life.
1. Describe the moment when you knew you had to tap into your inner courage and make
I am grateful that I had the courage to forgive!
I knew I had to learn who I was as a survivor of active grief.
I was inspired by not wanting to give up easily. I knew that it was going to be worth it in the end.
You're standing on the edge of something magnificent, a leap toward your true potential.
"I had to keep taking steps to become my hero!"
Yet, amidst this turmoil, I held a profound awareness of my responsibility for my own healing journey.
I think the healing process of seeing myself as courageous at the core of who I am has shaped me into being more ME.
Step into your dream knowing it will get challenging but have confidence you will step over the obstacles.
As the Father spoke that night saying " I will give you peace like you've never known".
I was just 24 years old. I was on active duty Navy, married, and had a 3-year-old. My husband had recently returned from Iraq where he served a year in the desert with the Army. With both of us just returning from deployment we did what married couples do and I became pregnant with my second child Mathias Daniel, a boy.
I've learned to embrace the bumpy road and am thankful for every bump I've had to endure.
What's Real and What's True
Hello, I'm Karen Rae the founder here at Fave, and like many women, I know firsthand that life can throw us curveballs that leave us feeling lost, alone, and invisible. When I was going through menopause, my life took a drastic turn. I experienced an unexpected divorce, became an empty nester, re-entered the working world after 27 years, and went through several burglaries, identity theft, and even had a murder happen behind my house. Through all of these experiences, I felt like I was unraveling, and I felt invisible, lonely, and overwhelmed.
A Story of Resilience and Determination!
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Sue Mocker’s courageous journey to find hope and healing from childhood abuse led her to create a non-profit called Hope Allowed. Through her work with other abuse survivors she has written an inspiring book about hope, faith and moving forward in life.
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