Triveda Harris is a motivational speaker, author, and stroke survivor who uses her platform, the Believe in the Journey podcast, to discuss her experiences with Chiari malformation. She shares her journey of resilience while living with this incurable neurological condition.
Key aspects of Triveda Harris's message include:
- A Chiari warrior. She describes herself as a "Chiari malformation warrior" and actively participates in Chiari Awareness Month activities each September.
- Focus on faith and resilience. Harris often speaks about how her faith in God and a stubborn, determined attitude helped her push through personal struggles. She credits her survival of a stroke and subsequent diagnosis to divine protection.
- Advocacy and awareness. Through her podcast and social media, she discusses her personal experience with Chiari, the symptoms, and the daily challenges of living with the condition. She seeks to raise awareness and support others with invisible illnesses.
- Turning pain into purpose. Harris states that she wears her scars "like jewelry, not for show; but as a reminder of what I've overcome." She uses her experiences to inspire others and helps others write their own stories of healing through her publishing company, Wings of Transformation Publishing.
You can find content featuring Triveda Harris and her journey with Chiari malformation on various platforms:
- The Believe in the Journey podcast: Episodes of her podcast, which feature her story and other inspirational guests, are often promoted on her social media.
- Social media: Follow her on Instagram (@triveda_harris78) and Facebook (Ms.Veda and Believe In The Journey with Triveda Harris) to see her posts and videos. She has been active in discussing her journey there for years.
- Queen Angela Substack: An article titled "Believe in the Journey | Spotlight on Triveda Harris" highlights her journey of transforming resilience into a message of hope.
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