Walking on an Unpaved Road & Yet, Still I Rise

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🎗 Author | Motivational Speaker | Podcaster 🎧
✍️ Author of Walking on an Unpaved Road & Yet, Still I Rise (2026)

Empowering breast cancer survivors and families through hope, resilience, and purpose. 💛 Book for speaking engagements or interviews🩷 Author,🎗 Motivational Speaker, 🎙🎤📢Podcaster🎧💻🎥🎬

Author of two books: Walking on an Unpaved Road-06/28/2021 &💛
Yet, Still I Rise-06/2025

My hope is empower, encourage breast cancer survivors, while educating families who are support loved ones💛

11/29/2025

Cancer can be a true roller coaster of emotions. Some days I wake up feeling strong—physically, mentally, and spiritually—and on those days, the people around me lean into that strength right along with me. Honestly, I lean into it too, because when you’re on this journey, you cherish every moment that feels like relief, like light, like steady ground.🙏🏾💪🏿

But there are other days… days that look like this. Days where the pain hits different, where the cold seems to find every vulnerable place in my body, and today was one of those days. The cold showed up strong, and it reminded me just how quickly things can shift.😭

Even in that, I’m grateful. Deeply grateful. My cousin gifted me this handcrafted knitted love blanket—made with patience, comfort, and care—and it is quickly becoming something I am reaching for, especially now when I feel low. It’s more than a blanket; it’s a reminder that I’m held, supported, and surrounded by love even on the days when my body feels weak.

Shout out to my beautiful cousin for her thoughtfulness, her gentleness, her loving nature, and her heart. She didn’t just give me something warm; she gave me something that speaks to my soul, when the journey feels heavy. Thank you. I truly can’t express how much this means to me, especially right now.
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And for those who are in the fight, no matter what your journey looks like today—whether it’s a strong day or a hard day—I’m praying for your strength, your comfort, and your courage. We’re in this together. 💕

And shout out to my Neo, who stays right by my side when Mommy feels awful. That kind of unconditional love hits different on days like these. 💕

This year may have brought its challenges, but I’m grateful for another year of thriving! Every tear I’ve cried, every e...
11/27/2025

This year may have brought its challenges, but I’m grateful for another year of thriving! Every tear I’ve cried, every experience I’ve walked through, and everything in between has shaped me, strengthened me, and taught me so much. I’m truly thankful that God continues to give me the grace and strength to endure.

If you know the story, then you know—there is NOTHING I’m not in gratitude for, especially in this season of my journey.

To you and your family, I pray this day of Thanksgiving reminds you of the true reason for the season. May your hearts be full and your blessings overflow. 🩷✨

11/26/2025

The Lord says, “Ask and it will be given; seek and you will find.”🙏🏾🦋

It’s time to talk to God—really talk to Him. Lay every burden, worry, and desire at His feet, and trust that what God has for you is for YOU and you alone. No one can take what He has divinely assigned to your life. 💕

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11/16/2025

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10/30/2025

I’m truly grateful to have been invited as a virtual special guest and motivational speaker for the MBC (Metastatic Breast Cancer) Support Group at City of Hope. 🌟

This journey has allowed me to meet so many amazing, resilient women who are battling — and have battled — breast cancer. I’m thankful for every opportunity to share my story and inspire others to find JOY in the storm. 💕

God has blessed me with a platform to speak, encourage, and emphasize the importance of breast cancer awareness and regular screenings. 🩷

As I take this time to restore and reset, my heart is full of gratitude and anticipation for all that’s ahead. You can still catch my “Message of the Day” on TikTok and Instagram ➡️ .

✨ The 2026 books are now open! ✨
If you’d like to book me for your next event, workshop, or speaking engagement, please email:
📩 healingasjoyspeaks@gmail.com

Thank you all for the incredible opportunities this year — I look forward to connecting and inspiring even more hearts next year!

Remember: “Your story isn’t for you — it’s for someone else.” 💫

God bless you all. 🩷
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10/27/2025
10/24/2025

My message of the day…

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10/22/2025

My message of the day

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10/21/2025

My nugget of the day…

Btw, excuse the noise in the background😀

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Introduction to My Book

“Those who move forward with a happy spirit will find that things always work out”. Author Unknown

One out of every eight women…That’s the statistic based on the The American Cancer Society Foundation and the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation. It used to be told to me, by doctors that women who were diagnosed with breast cancer either have a family history, are over the age of 50, or have had cancer previously. Most women under the age of 50 don’t have a mammogram done because (up until recently), there wasn’t many women under that age being diagnosed. Part of the problem was that there was no “real” age on when you should get your first mammogram. Many doctors say don’t go and get your first mammogram until you are 40 years old, while many say if you have a family history, tell your doctor so that you may be screened. With recent discoveries, it has been said that having breast cancer isn’t linked to family history or age.

So now I know you’re wondering, what that does have to do with me? I didn’t realize that going to take my first mammogram would impact the rest of my life. I had my life planned out and I felt prepared in all aspects. I thought I had it all figured out, until May 10, 2017. Never, in a million years, did I know that breast cancer would be the newest and latest chapter of my life. My life, although chaotic, was stable. In a matter of months, my life was turned inside out!!! This is a story of my life. It breaks down how I discovered cancer, my journey through the pain and obstacles of it, and how I am currently dealing with the after effects. My journey isn’t over, but after being through, what I have been through, I feel strong enough to talk about it. I went from having the strength of a kitten to the strength of a lioness. I won’t say f**k cancer, like some people would. Cancer isn’t going anywhere…You couldn’t have told me at 37 years old, that this would be my life. I can’t say every day was easy…There were days I cried and I felt like I wasn’t built for this, but then I was reminded that I have no choice…I MUST MOVE FORWARD on this unpaved road called life! I hope that after reading my story you will be more inspired, you will be stronger, you will feel freer, and you are able to move forward in your own journey, whatever that may be. God bless you and know that I am in your corner, cheering you on!!