Life After Loss With The Wheelers

Growing up I was a daddy’s girl, selfishly I would even like to say I was my father’s favorite (it’s okay daddy you don’t have to concur with this statement I know my siblings are reading this 😅 but me and you know the truth 🤣) all jokes aside. My father, was and is still my hero, a superhero of epic proportion but in the supernatural. Growing up I learned at a very early age how important it is for a child to have their father in their life. I am one of the blessed few who

Sometimes I truly wonder what life would look like if pain wasn’t apart of it. I know pain, makes us stronger but could you just imagine what life would be like without it?!?!? In 2020 most of us have endured incomparable pain, It’s a different kind of pain, the kind you can’t really explain but you know it’s real because you can feel it within every part of you. Usually I have wisdom to give or a completed thought, some sort of encouragement for the light at the end of the t

Recently one of my followers wrote me and said they love that I’m not shy about my faith. My response was “if I can be bold about everything else I gotta go hard for my Jesus” I am not perfect, I don’t profess to be, but I would be lying if I said I didn’t love Jesus because I must certainly do. Their is a certain level of conviction I have that most people wouldn’t agree with but at the same time I have less conservative views on other things as well. Many of which I still s

The photo is GREAT but I want y’all to read MY CAPTION! I am not only a black woman but one that comes with a lot of curves. To some my curves are intimidating and offensive for others my curves are embraced and loved. For me my curves are apart of who I am and will always be. Even in middle school I was the curvaceous friend. I got teased for my curves, and bullied for them (I can’t make this up). I remember being insecure most of my school years cause I couldn’t fit into th