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Everwoven
Everwoven is what happens when raw truth collides with radical reverence for all we once were and all we are becoming.
Everwoven is not just a memoir — it’s an intimate, lyrical reckoning with the emotional landscapes we all navigate: grief, shame, longing, rupture, joy, and hope. Moving beyond the limits of chronological storytelling, this book invites readers into my raw, unvarnished inner world as I stitch myself back together after trauma, betrayal, loss, and self-abandonment.
But Everwoven isn’t just about my life. It’s about the truth that we don’t need shared experiences to find connection — we only need to recognize the emotional ground we’ve both stood on. Through evocative vignettes, inner dialogues, and symbolic reflection, I wrote Everwoven hoping it could be a mirror, helping readers find their own stories inside its pages.
This is a book for anyone who has ever wondered if they are too broken, too lost, or too far gone to come home to themselves. It’s a testament to resilience, an offering of grace, and an invitation to step into the wild, beautiful, complicated landscapes of your own heart — and realize you were never walking them alone.
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Everwoven
The Companion Guide
A gentle companion to meet yourself with grace and compassion.
Designed as a trauma-informed extension of Everwoven: A Memoir. A Reckoning., this guide invites readers to move through each chapter with care, embodiment, and reflection. Every section offers grounding support for the emotions and memories the memoir may awaken—through personal notes from Megan, playlists, journal prompts, and nervous-system-aware practices for body and breath.
Rather than analyzing the story, the companion guide helps you feel your way through it. Each chapter holds space to write, move, breathe, and reconnect with the parts of yourself that once had to go quiet. You’ll find creative invitations, moments for stillness, and gentle reminders that healing is not about doing more—it’s about learning to stay.
Whether you read Everwoven alone, with a therapist, or in community, this companion offers a place to land between the pages—a space to remember that you were never too much, you were always enough, and you’ve always been worthy of your own love.