10/05/2026
Survivors don’t want pity, they want to be believed, they want to be supported, they want to be able to not have to constantly be afraid when out in public. I am tired, I am frustrated, but not enough to quit the fight to advocate! We are taught to walk to our cars with our keys between our fingers for protection, to have pepper spray on us at all times, to never leave a drink unattended because you never know. The statistics are rising and astonishing!!! We are not victims, we are survivors!! And we have A LOT to say! So people want to know who Jane Doe is? Every single brave woman who has had to fight to be heard, fight to be believed, and spend years recovering! When survivors of assault become mothers…the fight in us rises, but new fears are unlocked. For the breastfeeding mother who survived the unimaginable and breastfeeding is triggering, there are ways and I am here for you. Pregnancy can be triggering, birth can be triggering, breastfeeding can be triggering or it can be absolutely healing ❤️🩹 That is why trauma informed care is so so so important. Healthcare providers need to understand that you may never know the history of the patient, so treat them with universal respect. As a survivor I get it…BUT we HAVE to be the voice and change and hold these monsters accountable and break the cycle of abuse. So people want to know who Jane Doe is? I am Jane Doe, the countless women I have counseled through is Jane Doe, the girls forced to stay quiet…they are jane Doe. Her identity frankly is no one’s damn business…her life as she knows it was shattered and left to pick up the pieces. She deserves the respect of anonymity, and she deserves the honor of respect and recognition for her bravery. I will be hosting an online workshop for any healthcare provider interested in learning how to care for the survivors and understand trauma informed care. Comment below if you would like information on how to register