Jean Marshall Resilience Coach

Former photographer turned Resilience Coach after a major accident. Rebuilding, reinventing, and teaching you how to refuse to give up. Booking 1-on-1 clients

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@JohnHansel77066 Happy birthday Emily 🎂

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@LealtadSabia He's not wrong

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@gal_red11250 In Jesus name amen 🙏

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Recovery has been a tough journey with setbacks and pain. Every day is a challenge, but your support can make a real difference. Please consider donating or sharing my story to help me stay in my home and rebuild my life. Thank you for your kindness! https://t.co/I2bwbVaPdd

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People are quick to judge a moment without understanding the full story. In my latest blog, I share what happens when assumptions replace compassion — and why context matters.

Read the full story on my blog.

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amputee recovery, trauma survivor

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After surviving a catastrophic car accident and spending the last 11 months rebuilding my life, these are the three rules that have helped me survive recovery without losing myself.

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If you struggle with people who take more than you can give, this blog is for you.

I’m sharing a lesson I learned about boundaries, generosity, and recognizing when kindness is being mistaken for entitlement.

Read the full blog here: https://t.co/MKC3FNSqZq

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You're watching me try to get around on one leg because I can't wear my prosthetic right now. I developed blood blisters on my residual limb, and until they heal, I can't put it back on.

But I've made a choice. I don't focus on what I can't do. I focus on what I can do.

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Recovery isn’t just about surgeries, physical therapy, and learning to walk again.

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You See a Knee Scooter. You Don't See the Whole Story.

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@bakekz_ugly of course

[Jean Marshall Resilience Coach @coachingbyJean]

Recovery has been a tough journey with setbacks and pain. Every day is a challenge, but your support can make a real difference. Please consider donating or sharing my story to help me stay in my home and rebuild my life. Thank you for your kindness! https://t.co/vBA26j0Ap5

[Jean Marshall Resilience Coach @coachingbyJean]

Read my latest blog post, What Not to Say to Someone With an Amputation or Visible Injuries, and learn why words matter, comparisons hurt, and true support starts with compassion and listening.

https://t.co/wjiTtTsMGQ

amputation awareness, disability advocacy, trauma recovery

[Jean Marshall Resilience Coach @coachingbyJean]

Read my blog to follow my journey of resilience, reinvention, and rebuilding my life after unimaginable challenges. Discover how I'm turning adversity into purpose and refusing to give up on my dreams.
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@Milajoy Me and that girl would become friends. Because she's funny.

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I used to spend my days hiking, walking, and staying active. Life looks very different now.

Swinging here reminds me that not every moment has to be pain or frustration. Sometimes it’s enough to laugh, feel the breeze, and be alive.

Follow my journey of resilience.

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Read my story: “The Setbacks Nobody Warned You About” and follow the reality of rebuilding life after a life-changing injury.

https://t.co/uKwFlt4yBq

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While I'm waiting for the blisters on my amputated leg to heal, I went to the park to practice getting around on one leg. We brought my crutches too, and I wanted to see if I could use them.

The reality? I'm not there yet.