Today, as I sit down to write my first blog, I find myself smiling a little. Not because this is easy, but because this story still shakes something deep within me.
Stories have a way of touching hearts, so let me take you back to the day when I discovered something surprising — I had lost myself.

It happened on my mom’s 50th birthday.
The house was filled with laughter, music, warm hugs, and the aroma of home-cooked food. Everyone was excited, playing games, celebrating, and soaking in the joy of the moment.

In the middle of all this fun, I have received three colorful sheets of paper.

Each sheet had simple questions about favorite color, favorite food, favorite place, likes, dislikes — but here was the twist:

  • One sheet for my partner

  • One for my child

  • And one… for myself

It sounded interesting, so I quickly got to work.
I filled every detail about my husband and my child with confidence.
I knew everything — their favorites, their choices.

And then I picked up the sheet meant for me.

That’s when everything went still.

I stared at the questions.
Favorite color?
Favorite food?
What do I like? What do I dislike?

My mind went blank.
Completely blank.
As if someone had erased my memory, my identity.

In that moment, surrounded by people I loved, I realized something painful:

**I knew everything about everyone… except myself.

I had disappeared somewhere in my responsibilities.**

It felt scary — to not know who I was beyond being a mother, a wife, a daughter.

That was the moment that changed everything for me.
A moment that whispered, “You are lost, now go and find yourself again”

And that’s how my journey of rediscovering myself started

I’ll be sharing that journey in my next blog — the small steps, the mistakes, the breakthroughs, and many stories and how I found my way back to myself.

you’ve ever felt something similar, I’d love to hear your experience.
Maybe together, we can help each other feel a little less lost.

Take care. 💗💗