I Might Regret This

Having grown up in a strict, religious family during the 80's, Woodard shares stories from her life, including surviving homelessness at the age of 11, toxic relationships, abortion, assault, mental health, and the life she is carefully crafting to end the cycle of generational trauma. Her courage to unleash the parts of life society prefers to shame and hide away will resonate with those who are drawn to authenticity, while maintaining balance in humor. Woodard invites readers into the depths of her inner most struggles, sharing raw emotions and pivotal moments that shaped her character. In the most unconventional memoir to date, she shares poems, journal entries, revelations, and stories from childhood to present. From gut-wrenching setbacks, to laughable moments, to breathtaking growth and reflection, every page resonates with the unbreakable spirit that propels us forward in the face of adversity.Beyond the personal narrative lies a universal message that transcends boundaries. With a distinct and signature writing style, Woodard imparts invaluable wisdom gained from the most challenging moments of her journey. This soul bearing memoir serves as an inspiration, urging readers to uncover their own hidden strength and find the courage to share their truth unabashedly.