We need to stop saying that the one who tells her story is a victim. The one who remains a victim never speaks up, and that is the point of the story…giving voice to those who have none.
Never stop telling your story. It doesn’t matter what anyone thinks of it, or you. It matters that you heal. You are not too much! Instead, they understand too little. There are compassionate hearts who will listen. Don’t stop until you find one.
About Me
I am a wife, mother, and Grammy to two beautiful grandchildren, Sawyer and Amelia. I have lived in Fairhope, Alabama for the past thirty-six years. I have been married to my husband, Tracy LeMoine for that same length of time.
I have a background in physical fitness and have held certifications in Aerobics (AFAA), Step Aerobics (AFAA), Personal Training (ACE), Health Coach (ACE), and Zumba. I have a BS in Physical Education from the University of South Alabama.
I was a small business owner for ten years-Patient Request Medical Uniforms in Daphne, Alabama-where I met many women who were beautiful, interesting, resilient, and strong. It was after I closed the business due to an illness that I began to write and that led into the story of the last ten plus years.