As a recently remarried mother of three teens, two of whom are neurodivergent, I’ve experienced my share of challenges, especially after the loss of my children’s father to cancer. Navigating grief alongside parenting has been one of the hardest things I’ve ever done, but it’s also been an opportunity for immense growth. Before this chapter, I spent years as a single parent, raising my children on my own. During that time, I faced significant challenges, including managing anger issues with one of my children. Seeking support through doctors and groups was crucial in helping me address these issues. I’m also a survivor of domestic violence, and though I carry mild PTSD, I’ve worked hard to heal and grow. Over the years, I’ve become a life coach, guiding others through their own life transitions, especially those who are navigating grief, single parenting, or coming out of toxic relationships. I want to offer my experience to others, particularly mothers of toddlers and pre-teens, those experiencing the challenges of homebirthing, and survivors of domestic violence who need support in moving forward.