Running in Trauma Stilettos

A Raw Glimpse at Grief and Life After Loss

De: Whitney Lyn Allen

Narrado por: Stacy Gonzalez

A tragic curveball. Her world changed forever. Would she fight her way out of despair?

October 2021. Whitney Lyn Allen’s happiness came screeching to a standstill. Stunned by her husband Ryan's rare allergic reaction to a bee sting, the 35-year-old felt hopeless after Ryan succumbed to irreversible brain damage. With his unexpected death leaving a massive gap in their close-knit family, she feared she would never be enough to raise their two young boys.

With no support other than her own courage, the widow struggled to build a new life out of the ashes. And by refusing to view herself as a broken victim, Whitney pushed through the heartache and found the strength to thrive.

In this moving and gritty account of one woman’s journey after the unimaginable, Whitney Lyn Allen reminisces on her beautiful 10-year love story and the battle to reach hard-won peace. And as she shares how she brought light out of darkness, listeners will be touched and inspired to always believe in a better tomorrow.

Running in Trauma Stilettos: A Raw Glimpse at Grief and Life After Loss is a heart-wrenching memoir that illustrates the power of resilience and hope. If you like intimate narratives, stories that motivate, and triumph over tragedy, then you’ll be moved by Whitney Lyn Allen’s remarkable reflections.

©2023 Whitney Lyn Allen (P)2023 Whitney Lyn Allen

Beautiful, raw, inspiring

Insightful story with a compelling performance. Thank you Whitney for sharing this and normalizing this experience for others.

Amazing and heartbreaking

Great book and I’m a young widow myself with similar experiences and it really helped me feel not alone ! So glad I finally got chance to read this !

Loved this 🩷

Lost my son suddenly at 32 years in 2017 and my husband dying from Leukemia in 2021. Grief journey is difficult. Loved your book.

This is an amazing truth to grief!

The way she is so raw is profound! I absolutely broke down and to me her story is inspiring. I would recommend 10/10 to anyone else to read it going threw any kind of loss. Thank you very much Whitney. Very good narration Stacy.

Thanks For Sharing

It was good to hear someone’s story of loss. I lost my husband in a similar way. He was brain dead within 24hours of a sudden cardiac arrest. Your timeline was very stressful, sorry for your struggles. You are a good writer.

Wow

Thank you for sharing. My husband of 43 years had a massive heart attack and fought for 22 days and 3 hospitals before I had to let him go. When you are going through it you just do what you feel is necessary. When you have to let them go it is just heartbreaking. Afterwards you have to deal with all the aftermath. My baby sister was right there with me she and my brother in law saved my life. Did I mention that I was not in my home state when this happened? You just have to go on with a different life and live it. I wouldn’t change a thing about our lives. I have so many wonderful memories. I hope your book affects people’s lives the way it has mine. May you have a blessed life.