This is for the woman who made it through the darkest moments—and is now trying to figure out how to simply take care of herself again.

This ebook was made for Black women who are still standing after suicide, but struggling with fibroids, fatigue, and frustration

This Ebook is a compassionate guide for those walking through the aftermath of suicide and for anyone who wants to better understand how to support loved ones in crisis. With gentle insight, it explores how families can begin to cope, how to navigate feelings of guilt or blame, and how to move forward while honoring the life of the one lost.

This ebook was written for you — the nurse who feels exhausted, unseen, and sometimes overwhelmed by the pain of your patients and your own life. It doesn’t just acknowledge the stress, burnout, and trauma — it provides tools, strategies, and faith-filled encouragement to help you survive and thrive.

3. Because you’re tired of surface-level self-help.

This isn’t a list of cute affirmations. It’s raw, chapter-by-chapter truth from a Black woman who lived through it and still found purpose in the pieces.

4. Because you need to feel seen.

This isn’t a story of a perfect comeback. It’s a story of crawling, crying, breaking — and still showing up. You’ll see yourself here. And you’ll realize you’re not alone.

This ebook takes you through the life of David, a man after God’s own heart, who faced enemies everywhere: from jealous leaders, rebellious family members, ruthless armies, and even his own mistakes.

THIS EBOOK walks you verse by verse through Scripture that understands despair, shows you how to survive when God feels silent, and reminds you why staying alive still matters—even when you can’t see the reason yet.

You’ll read stories of people from the Bible who faced despair, temptation, and hopelessness—some who gave in, some who didn’t. You’ll see that even the strongest warriors struggled, but God’s mercy never left them, through those pages, you’ll discover practical hope, spiritual truths, and healing prayers that meet you where you are.

Chronic Cluster Headaches, often known in its chronic form as the “suicide headache,” In this post we explore why this condition carries an elevated suicide risk, how it affects both sufferers and their loved ones, and why operating from a place of love,can be the lifeline that transforms fear into connection.