The Healing In Sharing

What happens when grief, guilt, intuition, and healing converge in one woman’s story?

For years, Sherinata carried guilt that was never hers to bear. A relationship gone wrong, a devastating loss, and a health scare that nearly took her life. Through it all, she kept searching for a way back to peace.

In this episode, Sherinata shares her story of surviving loss, navigating grief as a young mother, and facing a brain tumor diag...

A positive HIV test at 17 could have shattered Sherley’s future, but she made a decision on the spot: this diagnosis will not take me out.

In this episode of The Healing in Sharing, Sherley, a Haitian American author, scholar, founder, and advocate, shares how she listened to her intuition, got tested, and began learning a new language of care while still trying to survive as a teenager.

We talk about self-advocacy, HIV stigma,...

Michelle Jewsbury survived domestic violence, but her story did not end in silence.

In this episode of The Healing in Sharing, Michelle opens up about the early signs of control in an abusive relationship, including isolation, financial abuse, emotional manipulation, and the painful reality of trying to leave more than once. She shares how writing helped her begin to process what happened, how her story became a one-woman play and m...

Jesse shares her powerful story of child loss, addiction recovery, faith, forgiveness, and restoration. After losing her son Eric Bradley in the womb, facing serious health struggles, and battling addiction, Jessie found herself at a breaking point. 

Through prayer, surrender, baptism, and her love for her son, she began the journey back to sobriety, motherhood, and self-worth. Her story is a reminder that healing begins in sha...

Leslie Nelson opens up about living with lupus, the uncertainty that comes when your body feels unpredictable, and how resilience is often built one honest decision at a time.

Through faith, perseverance, chronic illness, motherhood, and enduring friendships, Leslie shares how life has shaped the way she shows up for others, bringing compassion, wisdom, and purpose.

She also offers thoughtful insight into healthy boundaries, why &ldq...

What if your fear, people-pleasing, and pain are rooted in abandonment wounds that God wants to heal?

Abandonment does not always look loud. Sometimes it shows up as fear, people-pleasing, anxiety, and the belief that love will disappear if you are not enough. In this faith-filled episode, Jen talks with Georgette about healing abandonment wounds, generational trauma, divorce recovery, and Christian healing. 

Georgette shares ho...

Gentle hypnosis is a guided relaxation technique that helps people create positive life changes by working with the subconscious mind. It is commonly used to support emotional healing, reduce stress, shift limiting beliefs, and help release unwanted habits. In a calm, focused state, the mind becomes more open to positive suggestions that encourage healthier thinking patterns and lasting personal growth.

In this episode, we explain h...

There’s a version of the adoption conversation that feels too small, too rushed, and too boxed into false either-or choices. So we made space for something deeper: Tammy Tuttle’s story of “the third choice” and the long, faith-led road that brought her daughter, Remy, home. Tammy is a mother of five who started with a simple desire to adopt, then spent years learning patience through closed doors, doubts, an...

“I spent so many years trying to figure out who I am rather than just being who I am and figuring out how to love her.”

The episode centers on Michelle returning to share family secrets, childhood trauma, shame, her father’s reaction, and the deeper “missing piece” of healing.

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One night. One moment. A lifetime of impact.

In this episode, Theresa shares how a violent experience as a teenager changed the course of her life in ways she never expected. What happened in a single night didn’t just stay in the past, it shaped how she saw herself, her safety, her voice, and her future.

But this is more than just a story about trauma.

It’s about what comes next.

It’s about carrying something heavy o...

Have you ever felt a quiet whisper telling you to trust something bigger than yourself… even when it makes no logical sense?

What if religion and spirituality were never meant to compete, but to walk side by side?

In this episode of The Healing in Sharing, Jennifer “Jen” Lee sits down with intuitive and spiritual guide Jax, a woman who learned to trust the whisper long before the miracle appeared.

Jax received a mes...

Breaking the Silence of Abuse.  Reclaiming Power After Faith-Based Shame. Embracing Healing and Restoration.

Donna shares her journey growing up in the 70s and 80s, a time when women were expected to “protect the marriage,” “don’t embarrass the family,” and keep domestic struggles hidden. Enduring religious shame and domestic abuse, she faced fear, isolation, and near tragedy, yet found the courage...

Where there has been silence, there can be sharing.

Is this the end of I Need Blue… or a new beginning?

I started I Need Blue to share stories of survival, truth, and resilience. Over time, I saw a deeper need: women carrying experiences, past and present, that still shape their hearts and lives.

So I made a decision: I Need Blue is becoming The Healing in Sharing.

This isn’t an ending. It’s a refining of the mission...

Healing from Dating Abuse. Turning Trauma into Purpose. Empowering Youth.

Step into the incredible journey of Mika, a survivor who faced unimaginable trauma yet emerged with a message brimming with hope and resilience. Her story begins in a humble household, set against the backdrop of immigrant struggle and love. Mika shares how her upbringing instilled a sense of responsibility and a strong moral compass, shaping her into the empo...

Surviving sexual assault. Grieving a murdered brother. Choosing forgiveness anyway.

Dharasena’s story is raw, courageous, and deeply redemptive. After enduring sexual assault and losing her brother to murder, she faced disbelief when she reported the crime. While pursuing justice for her family, she quietly battled PTSD and addiction.

In this moving episode, Dharasena shares how faith and forgiveness became the breakthrough tha...

A teenager working as a bookmaker while loading books for the Teamsters, a young man sprinting into the Marines to outrun the mob, and a veteran who discovers that the loudest battles begin after you come home. Mark’s story pulls you from Philadelphia’s streets to the Gulf War, across a kibbutz in Israel, and into a quiet Florida room where thirty minutes of stillness begin to change everything. 

We explore the huma...

"It's going to be the work of the Holy Spirit that ultimately breaks through the barriers that people build." ~ BJ

BJ, a 24-year firefighter and special operations responder, opens up about the calls that never leave you—the wreckage he’s witnessed, the scenes he grew up around, and the cumulative weight of what first responders carry long after the sirens fade. His story reveals how years of service and personal loss pu...

Healing from Trauma. Rebuilding Brain Health. Boosting Resilience.

Burnout, chronic stress, and high-alert living take a serious toll on the brain and body. Neurotrainer and TBI survivor Marly Jones explains that trauma, toxins, and relentless stress overload the limbic system, resulting in brain fog, irritability, poor sleep, and inflammation.

In this episode, she shares practical strategies to reset the nervous system, including im...

Finding Yourself Through Illness. Healing from Chronic Symptoms. Rebuilding Life.

"The sickness slowed me down and gave me time alone to get to know myself, reflect on my life, and learn who I was." — Sondee

In this episode, Sondee shares her journey through hyperacusis, misdiagnosis, and the fear of losing independence. A persistent low-frequency hum triggered her nervous system, causing vertigo, migraines, and months of denia...