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There’s something deeply moving about reading stories of survival. They remind us of the strength that lies within, even when life feels unbearably hard. I’ve always found comfort and courage in survivor stories. They are raw, honest, and often painful, yet they shine with hope and resilience. Have you ever picked up a book and felt like the author was speaking directly to your heart? That’s the magic of these narratives. Today, I want to share some of the best survivor story

Survivors’ Anthem Series #10: “Stay” - Little Big Town

Reconnecting with "Breanna" from the books.

Survivors’ Anthem Series #9: “Because of You” - Kelly Clarkson

My appearance on The Through the Eyes of Survivors Podcast.

Survivors’ Anthem Series #8: “Warrior” - Avril Lavigne

How the things that once protected me became the things that helped me heal When we talk about childhood trauma, people often focus on what happened. But what shaped my life just as much, maybe more, was what my mind and body learned to do because it happened. Children don’t have the power to leave dangerous environments. I know I didn't. So instead, they adapt. In my books Because of Jane, and soon to come, Because of Maddie: The Girl Who Said ENOUGH , the story isn’t only

Survivors’ Anthem Series #7: “Tomorrow” — Annie (Aileen Quinn)

Survivors' Anthem Series #6 "The Way I Am" by Eminem

Survivors' Anthem Series #5 "I'm OK" by Christina Aguilera

Survivors' Anthem Series #4 "I'm Still Standing" by Elton John

Survivors' Anthem Series #3 Part of Your World by Jodi Benson and Walt Disney Pictures

Survivors' Anthem Series #2 Hold On by Wilson Phillips

Survivors' Anthem #1- Independence Day by Martina McBride

I am the Mother of Pugs

Finding joy without guilt is one of the most radical things a survivor can do.

sometimes the safest and most meaningful connections are the ones we build ourselves.

This is how we break cycles. This is how we turn survival into connection. This is how hope spreads, thread by thread.

A tool to help with Anxiety

You don’t need permission to celebrate how far you’ve come.