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Healing while raising everybody else isn’t easy — but you don’t have to do it alone. 💡
In this episode of Hope at the End of the Tunnel, Joi and Juanita sit down with Cyteese Alexander — wife, mom of four, multi-time author, and Fall 2025 Moments for Moms magazine cover feature — for a powerful, honest conversation on what it really looks like to heal while you’re still showing up for everyone else.
From becoming a teen mom of three under two, navigating premature births and hospital stays, to realizing (years later) that she was raising her children from an unhealed place, Cyteese opens up about:
Being the “generational curse breaker” in her family
The moment she finally took her healing seriously
Learning to take accountability and stop blaming everyone else
Apologizing to her children for parenting from an unhealed place
How prayer, journaling, and hard conversations became part of her healing toolkit
Seeing that sometimes the light isn’t just at the end of the tunnel — it’s with you in the tunnel 🕯️
If you’re a mom who has ever felt like you were falling apart while holding everyone else together… this conversation is for you.
If you’ve ever wondered if it’s “too late” to start your healing journey… this episode is your reminder that it’s not.
And if you’re a former or current teen mom trying to rewrite your story… let this be your proof that God can still do something beautiful with your life. ✨
What it looked like for Cyteese to be a teen mom and still choose healing
How to recognize when you need healing (not just your kids or spouse)
The power of accountability and owning your part
Practical ways to process emotions: prayer, journaling, and writing letters
Why apologizing to your children does not make you a weak parent
What “hope at the end of the tunnel” means when you’re in a heavy season
How God meets us in the tunnel and reminds us we are still the light of the world
Facebook: Cyteese Alexander
Instagram: @iam_cyteese (I AM underscore Cyteese)
Stay tuned for her upcoming podcast: The Healing Lounge 📝
If this episode encouraged you:
👉 Like the video
👉 Subscribe to the channel so you don’t miss upcoming episodes
👉 Share this conversation with a mom who needs to be reminded that there is hope in the middle of her healing
Drop a comment and let us know:
What’s one takeaway from Cyteese’s story that spoke to you in this season? 💛
In this episode, you’ll hear about:Connect with Cyteese AlexanderStay connected with Hope at the End of the Tunnel
By Joi West Phalo and Juanita WoodsonHealing while raising everybody else isn’t easy — but you don’t have to do it alone. 💡
In this episode of Hope at the End of the Tunnel, Joi and Juanita sit down with Cyteese Alexander — wife, mom of four, multi-time author, and Fall 2025 Moments for Moms magazine cover feature — for a powerful, honest conversation on what it really looks like to heal while you’re still showing up for everyone else.
From becoming a teen mom of three under two, navigating premature births and hospital stays, to realizing (years later) that she was raising her children from an unhealed place, Cyteese opens up about:
Being the “generational curse breaker” in her family
The moment she finally took her healing seriously
Learning to take accountability and stop blaming everyone else
Apologizing to her children for parenting from an unhealed place
How prayer, journaling, and hard conversations became part of her healing toolkit
Seeing that sometimes the light isn’t just at the end of the tunnel — it’s with you in the tunnel 🕯️
If you’re a mom who has ever felt like you were falling apart while holding everyone else together… this conversation is for you.
If you’ve ever wondered if it’s “too late” to start your healing journey… this episode is your reminder that it’s not.
And if you’re a former or current teen mom trying to rewrite your story… let this be your proof that God can still do something beautiful with your life. ✨
What it looked like for Cyteese to be a teen mom and still choose healing
How to recognize when you need healing (not just your kids or spouse)
The power of accountability and owning your part
Practical ways to process emotions: prayer, journaling, and writing letters
Why apologizing to your children does not make you a weak parent
What “hope at the end of the tunnel” means when you’re in a heavy season
How God meets us in the tunnel and reminds us we are still the light of the world
Facebook: Cyteese Alexander
Instagram: @iam_cyteese (I AM underscore Cyteese)
Stay tuned for her upcoming podcast: The Healing Lounge 📝
If this episode encouraged you:
👉 Like the video
👉 Subscribe to the channel so you don’t miss upcoming episodes
👉 Share this conversation with a mom who needs to be reminded that there is hope in the middle of her healing
Drop a comment and let us know:
What’s one takeaway from Cyteese’s story that spoke to you in this season? 💛
In this episode, you’ll hear about:Connect with Cyteese AlexanderStay connected with Hope at the End of the Tunnel