Always stay strong

Some wounds cut deeper than others—especially when they come from the one who was supposed to protect you. In this episode of Healing Through the Journey, I open up about one of the deepest betrayals of my life: the moment my own mother tried to sell me (Human Trafficking). This isn’t just my story—it’s a reflection of survival, resilience, and the long road to healing after the unthinkable.

I speak on the pain, the broken trust, and the complicated reality of our relationship today. But more importantly, I talk about how I refuse to let this betrayal define me. If you’ve ever been hurt by the people who were supposed to love you most, know this: your pain is real, but so is your strength.

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Hello, my beautiful souls,

I stand before you today not as someone who has lived a perfect life, but as someone who has walked through the fire, stumbled in the dark, and found the light on the other side. My journey has been filled with pain, challenges, and heartbreak. But through it all, I’ve learned one unshakable truth: healing is possible, and joy is worth fighting for.

You see, I grew up in an environment where love wasn’t always gentle, and safety wasn’t always guaranteed. I was hurt by someone who was supposed to protect me—a non-biological father who brought pain instead of comfort. For a long time, I carried that pain with me. I felt lost, broken, and unsure if I would ever feel whole again.

But something inside me refused to give up. Maybe you’ve felt that, too—that tiny voice inside that whispers, “Keep going. You’re stronger than this.” I didn’t realize it then, but that voice was my inner light. It was the part of me that believed in a better future, even when the present felt unbearable.

I began to understand that healing wasn’t about pretending the pain never happened. It was about acknowledging it, owning my story, and choosing not to let it define me. I decided that I deserved more than the hurt I had experienced. I deserved love, joy, and peace. And so do you.

My healing journey wasn’t easy, but it was worth every step. I started focusing on the things I could control—like the way I spoke to myself. Instead of saying, “Why me?” I began saying, “Look how far I’ve come.” I surrounded myself with positivity, with people who uplifted me, and with the belief that my story could help others. That’s how my podcast, Healing Through the Journey, was born.

Through sharing my truth, I’ve discovered the most incredible thing: our pain can become our power. What once felt like a weight pulling me down has become the very thing that lifts me up. By staying positive, I’ve found joy in the smallest moments and strength in the love I’ve built for myself.

I want you to know that no matter what you’ve been through, you are not broken. You are a masterpiece in progress. The abuse you’ve endured does not define you—what defines you is how you rise, how you heal, and how you choose to love yourself.

Every day is a new opportunity to rewrite your story. Your past may be painful, but your future is limitless. Hold on to hope, even when it feels small. Trust that you are worthy of happiness, healing, and a life that feels like freedom.

To everyone listening today, I want you to know that your journey matters. You are not alone. And just like I’ve found my way to healing, so can you. It’s not about being perfect—it’s about being willing to take the next step, no matter how small.

You are brave. You are powerful. And you are so deeply loved. Keep going, keep shining, and know that the best chapters of your story are still ahead.

With all my love,

So Hey guys, coming by next week I'll be doing story times about my life and doing it by chapters, I'm going to start out by telling you guys about my childhood coming straight up, until when i turned 11 years old my life change and that's when my childhood days stop, I want you guys to remember to always stay Positive and Remember that you are loved and appreciated and you are Worthy ,See You Guys Next week & I love Yall.

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