Monique Smith, The Oldest Living "Jane Doe" On Breaking Cycles, Claiming Your Identity And Softness After Childhood Trauma

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*trigger warning* This episode talks about exploitation and abuse of a Black child.

In today's episode of the Brown Girl Self-Care Podcast, I am speaking with Monique Smith, aka the worlds oldest living Jane Doe. We dive into:

The traumatic experiences she endured and how she became a "Jane Doe"
Laying claim to her identity unapologetically so that she could begin to heal and thrive
Breaking cycles with her children
How our babies are labeled as "runaways" more often than not and why that happens
Walking out her God-given assignment even as she was unsure if she had a passion for it
How she was able to explore softness and trust after trauma

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