True resilience is born in the quiet after the storm. My journey toward Life From Strength began after the hardest battles. I faced breast cancer and a difficult divorce. These were the tectonic shifts that tested my soul. As a Geologist of the Soul, I learned to find beauty in the cracks.
Healing is not a destination. It is a slow process of crystallization. We must embrace our scars to find our true power. Now, living in France, I have found a new rhythm. Love and peace are possible after the pain.
The Path of Healing and Recovery
We do not just survive; we transform. This Life From Strength is about more than just recovery. It is about building a foundation of Malachite Peace. Trust your inner light. Your spirit is stronger than any mountain. Peace is your natural state.
Život iz snage
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Kada su mi rekli da bolujem od raka dojke, prvo sam se nasmiješila. Ne zato što mi je bilo lako, nego zato što sam u tom trenutku povezala bolest sa stresom i teškoćama kroz koje sam prošla. Bio je to trenutak potvrde koliko loši odnosi i životni izazovi mogu utjecati na zdravlje i život.
Kad me doktorica nazvala i rekla da moram hitno na operaciju jer je rak zloćudan, opet sam se nasmiješila. Gorak osmijeh, ali i potvrda: život me stavljao pred istinu koju nisam mogla ignorirati.
Onda je počelo ono što je bilo potrebno: operacija, zračenja, oporavak. Bilo je teško. Toliko teško da nisam smjela ni izaći na balkon — strah od vlastitih misli bio je stvaran i konkretan.
Ali prošlo je. Otišla sam od ljudi i situacija koji su me gasili i krenula svojim putem — putem traženja prave ljubavi. Znala sam da dobri ljudi postoje, oni koji vraćaju ljubav koju dobiju.
Prvih dvadeset godina svog odraslog života provela sam u vezama koje su mi oduzele mladost i mir. Ali me nisu uništile do kraja.
Izvukla sam se. Danas, hvala Bogu, živim ispunjen život. Ovaj put, iz snage. Ne iz preživljavanja.
Podijeli ovo s nekim tko prolazi kroz teške trenutke. 🤍
La vie puisée dans la force
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Quand on m’a annoncé que j’avais un cancer du sein, j’ai d’abord souri. Pas parce que c’était facile, mais parce qu’à ce moment-là, j’ai lié la maladie au stress et aux épreuves que j’avais traversés. C’était un moment de confirmation.
Puis a commencé ce qui était nécessaire : l’opération, les rayons, la convalescence. C’était dur. Si dur que je n’osais même pas sortir sur le balcon. Mais c’est passé.
J’ai quitté les gens et les situations qui m’éteignaient et j’ai pris mon propre chemin — le chemin de la recherche du véritable amour. Je savais que les bonnes personnes existaient.
J’ai passé les vingt premières années de ma vie adulte dans des relations qui m’ont volé ma jeunesse. Mais elles ne m’ont pas détruite complètement.
Je m’en suis sortie. Aujourd’hui, Dieu merci, je vis une vie épanouie. Cette fois, depuis la force. Pas depuis la survie.
When they told me I had breast cancer, I smiled first. Not because it was easy, but because at that moment I connected the illness to the stress and hardships I had gone through. It was a moment of confirmation.
Then began what was necessary: surgery, radiation, recovery. It was hard. So hard that I didn’t dare go out on the balcony. But it passed.
I walked away from people and situations that were extinguishing me and started my own path — the path of seeking true love. I knew good people existed.
I spent the first twenty years of my adult life in relationships that took away my youth and peace. But they didn’t destroy me completely.
I got out. Today, thank God, I live a fulfilled life. This time, from strength. Not from survival.
