What do you do when trust isn’t just broken by people—but by God, too?

In this raw and reflective episode of Her Resilient Voice, Andrea writes a letter to Trust. She unpacks how it forms, how it breaks, and what it looks like to rebuild it—especially when the betrayal feels divine. From childhood prayers to devastating loss, from gut feelings that proved true to choices she never thought she’d have to make, this letter is a journey through faith, doubt, grief, and healing.

If you’ve ever wrestled with God in the middle of your pain, or questioned whether trusting again is even worth it—this one’s for you.

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In this raw and reflective episode of Her Resilient Voice, Andrea writes a letter to one of life’s most persistent and misunderstood companions: pain.

From childhood injuries and family fractures to the heartbreaking loss of her brother and the silent wounds of love gone wrong, she traces the way pain has shaped, stretched, and sometimes stalled her. But instead of running from it, Andrea leans in—asking the hard questions and finding unexpected lessons along the way.

This is not a glorification of suffering. It’s a reckoning with it. An acknowledgment that pain, while relentless, might also be purposeful.

If you’ve ever asked, “Why does it have to hurt so much?”—this episode is for you.

Listen in and be reminded: you are not broken because you’re in pain. You are becoming.

Silence can feel like safety—until it starts to suffocate you. In this episode, I write a letter to Silence, the quiet companion I carried into relationships, motherhood, and courtrooms. For a long time, silence felt like control. Like power. Like survival. But eventually, I realized it was keeping me from truth, from healing, and from fully showing up for myself. I unpack how my voice was buried under fear, trauma, and a desire to keep the peace—and how reclaiming it became my greatest act of resistance. If you’ve ever been told to “just stay quiet,” this one’s for you.