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Hey there. I’m just a woman somewhere in her thirties, wandering through life with a messy bun, a coffee cup that’s never truly full, and two wild, tender little humans who call me Mom. I’m married to a man who keeps me grounded, makes me laugh, and sometimes drives me absolutely bonkers in the best way.

I’m choosing to stay anonymous here — not because I’m hiding, but because I want this space to be about healing, not labels. About honesty, not performance. About soul work, not small talk.

This blog is my sanctuary. My therapy couch. My prayer journal. My smoke-cleansed, positive corner of the internet where I can exhale all the things I’ve carried for way too long.

I grew up with trauma that didn’t end when childhood did. Abuse, chaos, addiction, grief… the kind of wounds that grow with you, shape you, sometimes try to swallow you whole. For years I wandered through survival mode like a ghost wearing my own face.

But now? I’m choosing healing — even when it’s ugly, even when it’s slow, even when my hands shake.

Here, you’ll find bits of my journey: ✨ therapy homework ✨ Christian reflections and spiritual digging ✨ my mental health ups and downs ✨ the truth about being a mom who’s also managing medication and now sobriety ✨ the real, raw, unfiltered path toward peace

I’m a mom, a mental-health-work-in-progress mom, a “please let me be better than what raised me” mom. And I refuse to let shame silence me anymore. Healing takes tools — faith, therapy, meds, reflection, and boundaries.

This space is where I untangle my mind and let my spirit breathe… where I peel back the layers of old hurts and meet the girl I used to be with tenderness instead of fear.

If you’re reading this, maybe you’re carrying your own heaviness too. Maybe you’re looking for something softer. Maybe you just want to feel less alone.

If so, welcome. Sit with me awhile. Light a candle, kick your shoes off, and let’s do this healing thing together — gently, honestly, and with a whole lot of grace.

XOXO, The Healing Wildflower