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It means YOU ARE READY to overcome years of abuse, addictions, trauma related mental blocks, and become a happy, joyful human being. It means you want to be a better wife, husband, parent, sister, brother, son, daughter, or friend. I am so proud of you for taking the first step and visiting my site. You have no idea what you’re in for! It can be a roller coaster ride, but you’re going to be absolutely transformed, if you put in the work and really want to break those generational cycles! Hi, I’m Tracy. I’m going to be with you every single step of the way. I’m here to answer any questions you may have, to coach, to encourage, and to pray for you. I can’t wait to meet the real YOU!

I have plenty of resources that will guide you through the process of becoming who you want to be. The person you know you truly are! I'm not a name it and claim it kind of person. What you're going to go through will be hard work. But anything worth having is worth working for. You'll cherish the victories that much more. Sometimes you'll want to give up, that's normal. That's where I come in to give you that extra boost you need to push through. I really am going to be with you each and every step. I'm only a text message, email, or Zoom meeting away. If you can't do those things, I have a podcast you'll be able to listen to on your own time. You'll get encouragement and insight in each episode. Remember, I'm praying for you, and I'm cheering you on. I know you can make the right decisions for your spouse, your children, and more importantly, for yourself. 

There is a stigma surrounding homelessness that needs to be addressed. People see the homeless individuals, and immediately their mind goes to say they're lazy, on drugs, alcoholics, or something else that says it's the homeless person's fault that they are indeed homeless.

 

Well let me set the record straight right here, right now. That is not always the case. That's not even the case MOST OF THE TIME! It really aggravates me when I see and hear people say these things. I've been homeless. More than once. Neither time was my fault. Well, maybe it was because we are not free from the consequences of our past decisions, however, it was not because of drugs, alcohol, or laziness.

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But, you know what? Who cares if it was because of drugs or alcohol? Those people need our help, too! We can be a resource, a comfort, a guide maybe, to help those people find their way!

 

Truth be told, I've never been one to put down deep roots. When I was homeless, I was stubborn enough to see it in a different light. I told myself, I simply wasn't sure where I was going next. I was in limbo. But, I knew I would get past this stage in life because I didn't want to be homeless. I knew I could get my life back on track. 

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Sadly, some people of the homeless community don't know how to get their life back on track. They don't know the steps to take or the resources to use. They have nothing to their name except what they carry around in their bags. 

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How are we showing love to these people? We throw them a dollar here or there, maybe a sandwich or drink. But what does that really do? It may bring relief of food in their belly for a little while. Then what? They're hungry again, they're thirsty again. These people would love to have a shower and a toilet. It's not much fun going to the bathroom behind a tree. Ask me how I know...

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Most of these people have lost everything. Do you know how hard it is to ask for help? I'm not talking about the fakes that are standing on street corners making more money than us. You know who they are. So many people that truly need help from society have lost their dignity, and their pride. They have children to feed, they have a spouse that is hungry. They're hungry themselves. I made a promise to myself that my children would never go without food, like I did when I was a child.

They haven't.

I broke that generational cycle.