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Women’s Month is more than a celebration — it is a reminder. A reminder of how far women have come, how strong we have had to be, and how much stronger we become when we stand together.

There are some stories that are not written in ink, but in tears, prayers, and perseverance. The story of Jasmine Adams is one of those stories — a testament to what it means to survive the unbearable and emerge rebuilt, refined, and restored.

Don’t worry about what everyone thinks. You won’t see half of these people again. Let go of the humility you’ve carried for getting jumped in 6th grade. The girl that did that to you will end up being a friend one day and someone who gives her whole life to God. You will have Daddy issues. Even though you have the best step-dad a young girl could ask for, it still comes to the surface that your birth father doesn’t care. It really has nothing to do with you. You will have s

Rebuilding a woman’s life is not just about changing her circumstances — it is about restoring her internal world. From a clinical (psychological) perspective, rebuilding begins in the mind and the nervous system long before it shows up in her environment.