07/28/2026
People often ask me why I wrote Mama's Sorry.
The answer is simple.
I wrote it because I learned that love and good intentions don't always prevent us from making mistakes.
Like many parents, I have moments I wish I could do differently. But I also learned that healing begins when we're willing to acknowledge our imperfections instead of hiding from them.
Writing this book wasn't about reliving my past.
It was about offering hope to anyone carrying guilt, shame, or the weight of "I wish I had..."
My prayer is that every person who reads it walks away believing that accountability and grace can exist together.
Have you ever had a conversation that brought healing to a relationship?
I'd love to hear about it. 🤎