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41. Marlene: “I was on my own at 14.”
Marlene’s story is a beautiful reminder that anything is possible. You can recreate yourself and start over. Again. And again. And again.
At 14, Marlene leaves home, drops out of school and gets a job waitressing. Her early story is one of survival: eating in soup kitchens, foraging for mushrooms and accepting welfare. It’s also one of emotional trauma that left her feeling unwanted and unloved.
Marlene’s story has some dark moments but she always finds the courage to keep going, to listen to her intuition, to dream of a family of her own and to find love for herself. And this makes it such a beautiful and inspiring journey.
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By Leith McKayMarlene’s story is a beautiful reminder that anything is possible. You can recreate yourself and start over. Again. And again. And again.
At 14, Marlene leaves home, drops out of school and gets a job waitressing. Her early story is one of survival: eating in soup kitchens, foraging for mushrooms and accepting welfare. It’s also one of emotional trauma that left her feeling unwanted and unloved.
Marlene’s story has some dark moments but she always finds the courage to keep going, to listen to her intuition, to dream of a family of her own and to find love for herself. And this makes it such a beautiful and inspiring journey.