Hey, hey, Trauma Queens.

 

I’m Sam, a content creator, writer, and storyteller who has spent over a decade building an online community through honesty, humor, and the parts of motherhood most people keep quiet. My journey started at eighteen, when I became a mother for the first time and welcomed my daughter, Kaydance, who was born with a congenital heart defect. Six weeks later, I had to say goodbye.

 

My adulthood began with motherhood, grief, resilience, and the kind of love that never leaves you, and it shaped the voice people know me for today. What began as sharing pieces of my life online turned into a full creative career. Over the years, I’ve grown a community by speaking openly about motherhood, trauma healing, mental health, identity, marriage, and raising kids while raising myself. As my platform grew, so did my purpose.

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For a decade now, I've been a stay-at-home mom to my three living children; raising my kids while trying to raise myself. I learned quickly how easily mothers lose their identity, how often our opinions are dismissed, and how loud our lives are even when the world expects us to stay quiet. Sharing pieces of my life online became the first space where I felt allowed to have a voice, and where other mothers told me they finally felt seen, too.

 

What started as relatable content about motherhood, healing, and daily life slowly evolved into something deeper: a true storytelling community. As my platform grew, I realized that what mothers needed wasn’t perfection or performance; it was honesty. Connection. Conversation. A place to speak.​

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That’s how The Silent Mother Project was born. A podcast where I share my own stories, interview other mothers, and create conversations we were never taught to have out loud.

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Today, I’m a creator, a storyteller, a stay-at-home mom who found her voice, and a woman still learning what it means to grow through every season. If you’re here, I hope you feel permission to do the same, and if you want to follow along in real time, come find me on social media where the conversations continue every day.