I am the poster child for failure. I had an alcoholic dad, hung out with the wrong crowd through school, teen pregnancy, married young, divorced, remarried.
For a long time, I felt like I was never enough, and I was ashamed of my story. But through it all I have come to be a pretty phenomenal woman!
Now I can say that I am a successful…
Wife—Mom—Teacher—Writer
Who is…Authentic—Patient—Passionate
I…Inspire—Empower—Encourage
But… I’m still a little bit of a Trainwreck who thrives on chaos!
I hope to inspire anyone who has faced adversity with stories of my own dysfunctions. I want you to feel empowered to go out and face the world after reading about the challenges that I have faced.
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Perhaps you could turn the idea of dysfunction round. Perhaps you could see it as a spur to understand things at a deeper level. Not that your tricky experiences have been helpful, but that having survived them you are interested in seeing things in the round – round corners so to speak. Good luck and lovely layout. Helen
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Hugs and wishes of good life for you. After having encountered so many of life’s mess, I realized I would never have them if I don’t need them. The chaos turn out to be one of life’s greatest blessings to me 🙂
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