Cinderella, The Church, and a crazy lady And She Lived

Cinderella, The Church, and a Crazy Lady, And She lived continues the tale of Jenna being socially conditioned and repeatedly prepared to fulfill her role as wife, mother, and gentle and quiet spirit. Jenna was subconsciously training to be that predictable "princess" who always knows her place and placates to the "fact" that life is a journey with a damsel-like destination of a happily ever after to those who wish, dream and work hard. Instead, one woman realizes that life actually leads to redemption and recovery without an endpoint, but instead with perpetual beginnings and cyclical themes. Jenna's accounting is one of the recognition and the often ridiculous paradox that happiness is not guaranteed in this life. She painfully realizes that the brain is our most powerful organ, yet mental health is grossly neglected. Jenna's testimony is one of fiery grit and unquenchable courage wherein she climbs out of each and every socially prepared hole that she desperately tries to avoid. Even in the midst of the reality of life that presents itself in sharp contrast to the happily ever after still shoved down our throats, Jenna's saga proves that a single thread has spiderlike tenacity and hope does find a way like, a mother who never gives up on her child. Jenna's life demonstrates this tenacity, hope, and probing willpower as the singular and continual breath that refuses to quit, stands back up, and cries out into the wilderness to forge her unforeseen way. She faced death and she lived.