God Works Magazine - May-June 2024 - Flipbook - Page 25
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t's pretty incredible what the human spirit
can endure and overcome against all odds.
Kee Jones is living proof of that. The founder
of the healing initiative called Reset, Kee's
own resilience became her driving force - fueling
her mission to create a safe haven where women
can break free from past traumas and embrace a
powerful journey of healing.
Her profound determination never wavered, even
as she grieved losing multiple beloved family
members one after another. When Kee hit her rock
bottom in her early 40s, it was in that pit of reckoning that her life's purpose became crystal clear.
After hearing that whisper of "reset" for years, she
realized her calling - to be a guiding light for other
women emerging from their own spiritual storms.
From the very start, Kee's life was marked by
abuse, abandonment, and upheaval. As she openly
shares, the very people entrusted to care for her
innicted deep emotional and physical scars that
would follow her for decades. But Kee refused to
be a victim. Through hardship after hardship - the
broken homes, becoming a teen mom, cycles of
abusive relationships - she kept claiming her power, laser-focused on breaking the generational patterns.
What makes Reset so powerful is that it was born
directly from Kee's resilience transformed into an
unstoppable drive to empower others experiencing life's inevitable wounds. With radical empathy,
holistic wisdom, and the hard-won grit of someone
who has walked through ore, Reset provides a
compass for women ready to break the chains of
their past.
Keep reading for our insightful interview with the
remarkable Kee Jones herself.
Can you share a bit about your personal journey went back to my grandmother because my siblings
and how your own experiences with trauma led were there.
you to start Reset?
Things were okay, but then I got involved with an
older guy and became a teen mother at the age of
Yes. Let's just say that it's safe to say I was born
into trauma and didn't even know. My mother was sixteen. Once again, I found myself at the hands of
young and married yet separated at the time of my an abuser. Young and clueless, but what I did
know was that I was NOT going to allow my daughbirth. She also was living a street life, leaving my
ter to even witness her mother being abused. I ran
siblings and me to be raised by others.
away for the second time in life! I went to live with
At around the age of ove, my siblings and I were
an older sister on my father's side, which was tempermanently removed from her home and placed
porary because again I found myself back at the
in the home of our maternal grandmother. That's
initial abuser's home (my maternal grandmother).
when the majority of the trauma began! We were
verbally and physically abused at the hands of our Things were a bit diferent this time as I was older.
I stayed and graduated high school with my twograndmother and some of her children.
year-old daughter on my hip! I moved and started
After many years of enduring this abuse, by the
life over. By the age of 25, I was a mother of three
time I was in middle school, my problems began
and a single mother. Over the years, I just forced
due to lashing out! My oldest sister and I were sent
myself to go on in life pretending as if things didn't
to a girls' home. We turned against one another
happen previously or just pretending like everywhile in there due to peer pressure from the other
thing was okay. Wearing your heart on your sleeve
girls. We were eventually released but back to the
only lasts so long!
hands of the abuser! I ran away then went to stay
with my favorite aunt. It was only short-term, and I I went through things that not even the family
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