Angela Bucher

finding hope and healing through trauma anger loss and fear

Redeeming Destiny:Dancing into Unexpected Truth

Hello there, and welcome…

Do you find yourself wandering aimlessly at times… Do you doubt and wonder what life is all about… do you find yourself CONTINUALLY searching… for meaning… for PURPOSE… for answers… do you find yourself thirsting with an unquenchable yearning that there is more…

We all have unquenchable thirst in us at times… a thirst for more intimate friendships and connection, a thirst for answers to our average–ordinary–everyday questions, a thirst to feel seen and heard in an ever-increasingly disconnected world,  a thirst deep within us to feel healed and whole. I suffered for many years due to trauma, anger, loss, and fear. It was a long journey to finding the hope and healing I now experience. There is power in sharing our stories, so I openly share mine with you.

I am an author and speaker. I recently published my first memoir called Redeeming Destiny: Dancing Into Unexpected Truth. It portrays the very dark path I once walked through addiction and all the suffering that accompanies such a path.

I talk a lot about my own personal struggles with faith and doubt~ life, love, trauma, anger, loss, and fear that plagued me into motherhood.  I talk about my very personal journey in discovering the Creator of the universe as Love and Goodness, rather than judgment and punishment. I found Love in the depths of my addiction. You may click on my book page to find out more, or you may click here to order a copy.

My own journey, more than likely mirrors yours, and this is a safe place that we can talk about our trauma, anger, loss, and fear. This is a place for the doubters and the wanderers. Those with more questions than answers.  I have found I don’t need all of the answers.  I just need others to walk alongside me, the reassurance that I am not alone.  Don’t you feel that too at times?

We all struggle in one form or another, whether it’s with doubt, anger, shame, jealousy, finances, our children, or our husbands; those places that we tend to hide from the outside world.  My desire is that we find the courage together, to come out from the shadows and be real about our struggles and celebrate those things within us that seem like weakness, but in actuality, might just be our greatest strengths. 

There is so much beauty in our BROKENNESS, and together we can discover the beauty in others as we find hope and healing through our own trauma, anger, loss, and fear. 

Won’t you join me in the journey back to loving ourselves and others?