At 25, she lost an ovary and a fallopian tube, and the hits didn’t stop there. In a single year she went through menopause and a pregnancy. She rode an elevator with a serial killer and then got a positive pregnancy test. She did all of it half blind and neurodivergent, in a world that had no patience for either.

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At 30, she walked into the ocean and screamed at God, because she had done everything right and it kept falling apart anyway. Five years later the scream came back. By then she was burnt out and living a life that looked perfect on paper but felt like a nightmare from the inside.

So she stopped asking why and started building.

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From Wound to Womb blends memoir and elemental healing with the poetry she’s been writing since she was fourteen. Moving through Water, Earth, Fire, Air, and Spirit, she faces the abuse, the mother wound, and the little girl who is still waiting to be chosen.

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It’s for the millennial daughter who feels behind. It’s also for her mother, who may need this book to finally understand her.