When we get what we didn't know we needed...

When you go through experiences in your life that are traumatic - you wonder WHY? 
Why me? What did I EVER do to deserve this pain?

Well, I am not someone who says "things happen for a reason" because I don't necessarily think that is true. I do however, think that we can take those experiences and try to create something positive - it doesn't always work and sometimes it takes a VERY long time to get there!

I am NOW there! I am so grateful for the love and support for this project! All of the people who understand that we need to help people in the way THEY need at the moment they need it. I never would have believed that my life and death experience - sexual assault and family violence - would become something that might offer comfort to others!

I truly hope that sharing some of what I experienced; explaining the circumstances that took me to that point; and providing some insight - many years after the fact - can help other women, girls, boys, - anyone - who may be faced with a similar situation - to get help.

EVEN better - I want to help educate and inform young people about what to look for, how to get help, understand "what is consent" and how to create healthy boundaries and walk away from red flags before it's too late! As part of this - I invite you to join me for a FREE Zoom session on Tuesday, March 14th and understand more of what I want to share with our youth.

How will I do this? No one needs a lecture right? This workshop (more to come!) will be fun, interactive, vibrant and we will focus on SELF-LOVE! What is it? Well, basically when we truly know and love ourselves and forgive ourselves in our heart and sould - that is when we heal! If we can provide those tools at an early age, maybe, we can help others sooner or even prevent some misfortune and trauma! THIS IS A POSITIVE EVENT!

I am working with Love Shouldn't Hurt NB to create a Youth Symposium and this is much of what I will discuss there. Check it out, register for free and tell me -
​DO YOU THINK THIS MAY HELP AT LEAST ONE PERSON? 

Because, you know what?
TRAUMA. DOESN'T. DEFINE. YOU! You are not your story!
Peace and love, Sarah/Daisy