Hey!
It's your girl KeemahG
I 'm the person behind this blog, so let me tell you a little something about myself. Throughout my life thus far, I’ve learned that getting past life’s traumatic experiences can be difficult, and I know this for a fact!
Now I can’t write everything about my life, because it would take a trilogy to get it all out, but, I will start from a significant moment in my life: the year I decided I would muster up the courage and begin the process of healing myself. That was the year 2014, but what led to that, is what happen the year before.
In 2013, I lost a very important person in my life, my Grandmother.
She was a mother’s love, acted as a father figure, my confidant, and the woman that believed in me enough to always tell me the truth. To lose her was like losing a part of myself. As painful as it was, when I think back, it was the jump start to my healing journey, and a pivotal point for all that followed.
For six and half years, I was in a germination process. I was shedding the weight of my past traumas and birthing a renewed woman. In the process, I had to address unhealed areas of my past and I had to let go of unhealthy attachments. In that process, I’ve failed miserably, I’ve succeeded, I’ve struggled with myself, I’ve felt like giving up, I’ve learned lessons… but in the end, I’ve come full circle and have unveiled a stronger version of myself.
My self-discovery journey has been bittersweet. My journey has shown me and continues to show me that healing is not an easy road but it is an essential process for self-development. Removing the “layers to my mask” was difficult but let me tell you, it was worth it in the end.
It starts with WHY!
Why? Because, everyone deserves a chance to heal from their past and manifest the life they want to live. If I never had someone to guide me through my own process, I don’t know where I would be. Many people our seeking support and if I can use my life and other people’s experience for another person’s navigation map to support their own journey, then why not!
Ultimately, the crossroad meets between pain of the past and joy of the future. The question is, are you willing to go through the process that it takes to get passed your past? I was ready six years ago and a a few months. Today, after hitting reset a few times, I’m dedicated to pay it forward to other people who are deciding to start their journeys and who are seeking a community to educate, encourage and support them.
From one journey to yours!
