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Life can change in an instant. An accident. When I was sixteen years old, a traumatic injury crushed my spine during hurricane cleanup, leaving me paralyzed. I survived—but the life I knew was gone. What followed was a long, often quiet journey of learning how to live again in a changed body and an unfamiliar future. This space exists for people navigating that same reality. If you are living after a traumatic injury, a life-altering diagnosis, or a sudden loss that reshaped your identity, your body, or your plans, you are not alone—and your life is not over. Helping You Move Forward After Injury or DiagnosisI’m a researcher and educator who studies health, movement, and behavior change—but long before any professional role, I was someone learning how to grieve, rebuild, and take the next step forward when the path ahead felt unclear. Here, I share short reflections and practical teaching to help you:
This work integrates lived experience, research, and faith, with a simple belief at its core: Movement matters—physically, mentally, and spiritually. What You’ll Find HereEach week, you’ll receive a brief reflection designed to help you:
This is not about pretending things didn’t change or forcing positivity. Why This Work ExistsRehabilitation teaches you how to survive an injury. Over the years, I’ve seen people feel frozen—not because they lack strength, but because no one showed them how to move forward after everything changed. This space is part of a larger project I’m developing, including a book and guided resources focused on helping people move from loss to clarity, confidence, and action again. If This Is For YouThis space is for you if:
You don’t need to have it all figured out. You just need to take the next step. I’m glad you’re here. |
My work is shaped by lived experience, faith, and years of listening to people who are trying to rebuild their lives when “normal” no longer applies. I don’t offer quick fixes or platitudes. I offer steady guidance, honest reflection, and simple next steps for moving forward. Each week, I share one short reflection designed to help you regain clarity, agency, and purpose—one week at a time.