Send us a text Some stories are not about how strong we are — but about who carried us when we had no strength left. When we first met Catrina Sullivan, she carried herself with strength — and with walls. Walls built over years of heartache. Of people letting her down. Of being taken advantage of. Of learning the hard way that survival sometimes means staying guarded. Her life has been shaped by battles most people never see — childhood trauma, silence in the military, abuse,...
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Send us a text Some stories are not about how strong we are — but about who carried us when we had no strength left. When we first met Catrina Sullivan, she carried herself with strength — and with walls. Walls built over years of heartache. Of people letting her down. Of being taken advantage of. Of learning the hard way that survival sometimes means staying guarded. Her life has been shaped by battles most people never see — childhood trauma, silence in the military, abuse,...
"We Couldn’t Go Over It: A Story of Bravery, Loss, and Becoming" by Michele Rokes
Still I Rise Podcast
20 minutes
1 month ago
"We Couldn’t Go Over It: A Story of Bravery, Loss, and Becoming" by Michele Rokes
Send us a text Welcome to the Still I Rise Podcast, where we share the stories of women who walk through the unthinkable and rise stronger on the other side. Today, we’re honored to welcome Michele Rokes—a mother, a school nurse, and a woman whose life changed in an instant. At thirty-six, a routine appointment led to a breast cancer diagnosis. Days later, she discovered she was pregnant. And then, in a heartbreaking turn, she miscarried. The cancer remained. What followed was a journey she n...
Still I Rise Podcast
Send us a text Some stories are not about how strong we are — but about who carried us when we had no strength left. When we first met Catrina Sullivan, she carried herself with strength — and with walls. Walls built over years of heartache. Of people letting her down. Of being taken advantage of. Of learning the hard way that survival sometimes means staying guarded. Her life has been shaped by battles most people never see — childhood trauma, silence in the military, abuse,...
