
Heather doesn't just talk about emotional residue - She released it!
From the day Heather was born, she felt inadequate - with two significant holes in her heart and numerous health complications, Doctor's doubted her survival. But God stepped in and changed their skepticism, earning Heather the nickname “The Miracle Child.”
At the age of four, Heather’s parents divorced and left her older sister and her to live with their Christian militant grandparents. She felt unloved and unaccepted from the abandonment, hearing her grandparents constantly telling her to shut up, her 4th grade teacher and older classmates bullying her, due to her ethnicity, unique eye shape, and loud voice.
Throughout her adolescence and adulthood, these wounds shaped her identity and dependency on attention, affection, and validation to fill the emotional voids. She demonstrated verbal outbursts, was fighting, stealing, running away, breaking cycles of abstinence and becoming a single mother twice, and was addicted to pills and men for decades.
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These experiences have taught her about emotional control, resilience, and how to persevere without giving into emotions. She released the residue so God's love could fill her up.
She's also experienced many miracles in her life though too.
These are all stories that can be found in her book, I Love to Live for Jesus.
She now understands how deeply God loves her and wants other women to know as well.
Heather also served as a missionary for many years, and served as an assistant Chaplain at the Sacramento Juvenile Hall.
Heather loves horses, photography, traveling, paddleboarding, worshipping, and spending time with those she loves.