A Glimpse Into My Story
From self-doubt to sovereignty
"Should we allow it, every wound can lead us to our power."
Cam was born in Iran and raised in the United States from the age of two. She grew up as "the fat girl" — bullied at school for her body and her heritage, and shadowed by a body shame that ran far deeper than her: an inherited wound, passed down through generations of women long before she was born. Cam learned early to believe she wasn't enough, and that she didn't belong.
At fifteen, a weight-loss prescription introduced her to amphetamines — and what followed was a twenty-year dependence, alongside years of disordered eating, autoimmune illness, and every form of numbing she could find. On the outside, she was achieving. On the inside, everything was breaking.
Then life stripped it all away. A heartbreaking divorce. The loss of her business. Becoming a single mother to eighteen-month-old twin boys, overnight. For the first time, the numbing stopped working — and Cam had to face the truth she had been running from: that real change could only begin with her.
What came next was not a quick fix, but thirteen years of devoted healing — inner-child work, reconnection to her Higher Self, and the reclaiming of her Divine Feminine. Cam didn't simply survive her story; she transformed it. Today, she turns everything she lived through into the work she was born for: helping women alchemize their own pain into power.
