Who Cares About Tomorrow, Anyway?
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Who Cares About Tomorrow, Anyway?
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Children don't process trauma the way adults do.
When life keeps hurting them, they don't ask, "Why is this happening?" They ask, "What did I do wrong?"
By the time I was diagnosed with leukemia, I had already survived years of sexual abuse and physical beatings.
Somewhere along the way, I came to believe that everything bad happening to me was punishment.
So when I heard the word leukemia, I didn't just hear a diagnosis.
I heard confirmation.
I believed God was punishing me.
For three years, I endured chemotherapy, hospital rooms, endless needles, and the uncertainty of whether tomorrow would ever come. But the greatest battle wasn't the one taking place inside my body.
It was the one taking place inside my mind.
In this deeply personal episode of Where Healing Began, I share how childhood trauma distorted the way I saw myself, my suffering, and even God—and how one lie convinced a little girl that tomorrow wasn't worth believing in.
If you've ever mistaken pain for punishment... if you've ever believed your suffering meant God had turned His back on you... or if you've carried shame that was never yours to carry...
This episode is for you.
Because sometimes the deepest healing begins when the truth finally becomes louder than the lie.