ABOUT ME & MY VISION FOR THIS SPACE

Hello beautiful people, my name is Shezel and I am so glad that you are here. Let me start out by saying that I am a 29 year old Taurus woman who loves deep, meaningful conversation. I am happily married to the most amazing Aries man; and a young mother to my beautiful, and also Taurus, daughter. I am also currently working in a tele-triage setting as a Licensed Registered Nurse in the Province of Ontario.

 

Okay so back to that part about deep, meaningful conversation. I am a realist. I am not some one who likes to pretend that all is perfect. Because in reality, life is tough. But so are we. We as human beings are intelligent, resilient and capable of all things. I am using this platform that is 'Shezel's Life' as a place of encouragement and empowerment. But not only that, this blog is a way for me to let that new and possibly struggling mother know that she is not alone. It is a way for me to share all of the knowledge that I will continue to acquire in my nursing career journey that is related to personal health and well being. It is a way for me to use my voice to uplift those who may feel like life has gotten them down, and for those who just need a safe place where they can go and not feel judged.

 

That is another very important thing about this blog. It is a judgement free zone. The one thing that life has taught me, is that you can never judge the next person. We do not know what any one goes through in life, or what their life looks like on a daily basis. We are all fighting our own battle. So the least, and some times the most that we can do is to be a light in the lives of others. So with that being said I really hope that you guys join me on this blogging journey, and that you are open to having some fun along the way! I will do my best to provide you with the most honest content when it comes on to living my life as a young wife, mother and RN. I would love to thank you in advance for your love and support; and for the time that you may take out of your busy lives to read what I have to say. I am eternally grateful! And remember, the most courageous people are those who are willing to feel the most uncomfortable. Vulnerability is what is necessary to succeed and live a truly joyous life.

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I love all of you,

 

S.S.