Regrowth: A New Chapter in Helping Others

For a long time, I felt stuck. Stuck in survival mode, stuck in grief, stuck in the endless cycle of wondering what my next step should be. But somewhere along the way, I realized that healing isn’t just about leaving the past behind – it’s about building something new in its place.

Starting over hasn’t been easy. Balancing school, motherhood, and healing is a challenge, but for the first time in a long time, I feel like I’m growing again. I’m learning, I’m pushing myself, and I’m excited for what’s ahead. This isn’t just about a new career; it’s about purpose. It’s about turning my pain into something meaningful.

That’s why I made the decision to go back to school to become a Community Services Worker. Helping children and families has always been something close to my heart, but after everything I’ve been through – motherhood, postpartum struggles, relationship challenges, I feel an even deeper calling to be a support system for others. My goal after school is to become a Family Services Worker, focusing on supporting kids and, most especially, new or expecting mothers. I know firsthand how isolating and overwhelming those early days can be, and I want to be the person who shows up, listens without judgment, and helps create a village for those who feel like they’re doing it all alone.

If you’re in a season of transition, wondering if you’ll ever feel like yourself again – trust that regrowth is possible. It may not happen overnight, and the path may not always be clear, but every small step forward matters. You are not stuck. You are becoming. And that’s a beautiful thing.

With love,

Jenn