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Katrina’s Story – Recovering Beautifully

Katrina’s Story – Recovering Beautifully

by Juggling The Jenkins | Sep 23, 2021 | Recovering Beautifully - Your Stories of Hope.

***TRIGGER WARNING: SELF-HARM*** My story starts off with what I used to be like. If I could describe what I was like growing up I would say I was alone. I never felt a part of anything. I battled cancer as a child and it left me hearing impaired. I was self-conscious...
Nicole’s Story – Recovering Beautifully

Nicole’s Story – Recovering Beautifully

by Juggling The Jenkins | Mar 31, 2021 | Recovering Beautifully - Your Stories of Hope.

***Trigger Warning: Mentions self-harm, molestation, and rape*** As I sit here in prison, I think back to when I was in my addiction and how I thought I would die using. I couldn’t imagine myself ever getting sober. I am so thankful for my Higher Power (God) for...
Mallory’s Story – Recovering Beautifully

Mallory’s Story – Recovering Beautifully

by Juggling The Jenkins | Feb 22, 2021 | Recovering Beautifully - Your Stories of Hope.

***Trigger Warning: Talk of suicide and self-harm*** I grew up with a verbally and emotionally abusive father. We weren’t allowed to talk about our true emotions, instead, we had to act like everything was ok. The only emotion that was acceptable was anger and...
Brittanie’s Story – Recovering Beautifully.

Brittanie’s Story – Recovering Beautifully.

by Juggling The Jenkins | Oct 3, 2019 | Recovering Beautifully - Your Stories of Hope.

*TW: Language of self-harm* When I was younger I thought I lived a pretty normal life. I guess all kids think their lives are normal until they get old enough to really look around and see their life is actually a little different. I was the youngest of five girls....
Jordan’s Story, Recovering Beautifully.

Jordan’s Story, Recovering Beautifully.

by Tiffany Jenkins | Dec 3, 2018 | Recovering Beautifully - Your Stories of Hope.

It was September 11th, 2009. I slowly and painfully opened my eyes to see a screenshot of the Twin Towers collapsing on the news in a memorial tribute they were conducting. I wanted to feel empathy for the pain these people were experiencing, but I couldn’t. I...
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