I used to think life and death were pretty black and white. I've come to learn they both have many, many colors. My story is an unusual one. While I've shared my journey as TV network executive turned self-taught carpenter and furniture designer (and ABC TV Shark Tank winner), I haven't been as vocal about my life-long healing journey.
On this site, you'll read about my oh-so-bumpy road healing from childhood sexual abuse that includes sudden onset mediumship at age 36, partnerships with law enforcement officers around the country working on cold cases that involve children who endured sexual abuse, an implosion of my 18-year-marriage and separation, and a three-year relationship with an abusive man who turned out to be a predator. Thankfully, my husband and I reunited in 2017 with a much better understanding of the effects of repressed abuse. I was able to put the puzzle pieces together and understand how intuition helped me survive and heal from both the past childhood abuse and the abuse I endured as an adult.
I'm writing and speaking about my experiences in hopes it will help others who've experienced similar and are struggling to heal and step out of the cycle of abuse.
On this site, you'll read about my oh-so-bumpy road healing from childhood sexual abuse that includes sudden onset mediumship at age 36, partnerships with law enforcement officers around the country working on cold cases that involve children who endured sexual abuse, an implosion of my 18-year-marriage and separation, and a three-year relationship with an abusive man who turned out to be a predator. Thankfully, my husband and I reunited in 2017 with a much better understanding of the effects of repressed abuse. I was able to put the puzzle pieces together and understand how intuition helped me survive and heal from both the past childhood abuse and the abuse I endured as an adult.
I'm writing and speaking about my experiences in hopes it will help others who've experienced similar and are struggling to heal and step out of the cycle of abuse.
