Hi, I'm Jess
I am just a mother of two crazy little boys that have the biggest hearts ever. I'm the partner of an amazing compassionate man that tolerates my impatience, supports my dreams, and suffers my anxiety.
I'm a workaholic, perfectionist suffering the effects of PTSD and severe anxiety.
I'm a woman, a mother, a lover and survivor.
I don't profess to have all the answers. I just know that I have hope and a gift of insight. I spend each and every day just trying to make it through the best way I can and hoping that I can be a positive influence for someone else at some point.
It is my aim to be able to support and offer encouragement to anyone affected by Stillbirth. Having gone through it and the long hard road to recovery (which is never over) I hope to be able to ensure that fewer women, men and siblings deal with what we have.
I grew up as a girl that liked to hide away in books and fairytales as a way to escape my world. As an adult my methods of escaping didn't work. With kids, work and a household to run there was little time for reading. Instead I found my escape internally by withdrawing from the world. My only outlet became writing. Through this I discovered that I was actually able to reach out to many people that actually understood what I was going through and even relate to it. My hope is that through my writing I can reassure others that they are not alone, and that they too don't have to retreat to the only place they feel safe or understood. We're all here, we're all trying to cope and we are all doing just the best we can.
I'm a workaholic, perfectionist suffering the effects of PTSD and severe anxiety.
I'm a woman, a mother, a lover and survivor.
I don't profess to have all the answers. I just know that I have hope and a gift of insight. I spend each and every day just trying to make it through the best way I can and hoping that I can be a positive influence for someone else at some point.
It is my aim to be able to support and offer encouragement to anyone affected by Stillbirth. Having gone through it and the long hard road to recovery (which is never over) I hope to be able to ensure that fewer women, men and siblings deal with what we have.
I grew up as a girl that liked to hide away in books and fairytales as a way to escape my world. As an adult my methods of escaping didn't work. With kids, work and a household to run there was little time for reading. Instead I found my escape internally by withdrawing from the world. My only outlet became writing. Through this I discovered that I was actually able to reach out to many people that actually understood what I was going through and even relate to it. My hope is that through my writing I can reassure others that they are not alone, and that they too don't have to retreat to the only place they feel safe or understood. We're all here, we're all trying to cope and we are all doing just the best we can.