SIDS Support and Prevention Group

04/15/2026

I bet the ain’t on fire! That ain’t no burning bush he standing in!

03/30/2026

They know they play too much 😂

03/25/2026

Sometimes it’s best if you just say nothing

03/19/2026

She was confined by walls… but finally freed within.
“Sixteen in the Cell: Embracing My Multiple Personalities” is a powerful, soul-stirring story of a Black woman who turned incarceration into transformation. In a place designed to break her, she discovered the many layers of herself—voices, identities, diagnoses once labeled as “disorders”—and began to understand them not as burdens, but as survival, strength, and truth.
Through pain, reflection, and raw honesty, she reclaims her narrative and learns to embrace every part of who she is.
This is not just a story about incarceration.
It’s a story about healing.
About identity.
About redefining what mental health really means.
✨ For anyone who has ever felt misunderstood
✨ For anyone learning to love all versions of themselves
✨ For anyone ready to see strength where the world once saw struggle
Your mind is not your prison. It may be your freedom.

03/18/2026

Colorful Kids Collection 📚
Title: Colorful Boys, Colorful Girls, The Boys Game, Happy Birthday Baby, She Called Me Ugly, He Called Me Cracker
This book, authored by Jenae A. Smith, aims to raise awareness about social issues. 📝
Message: These books encourage a positive call to action. These books seek to promote greatness and help overcome social norms and stereotypes. 🌟
Author: Jenae A. Smith
These books are written by Jenae A. Smith, who uses it to address important social issues. 📚
Purpose: The primary goal of the Colorful Kids Collection is to promote awareness and encourage positive actions. I sought out to challenge social norms and stereotypes.

03/16/2026

12/03/2024

It’s the Season to reload!

11/28/2024

For anyone struggling today… it’s okay!