Jaelyn Vickery. The Assault, the Attempt and Sticking to the Plan.

HyperLocal(s)

What a joy and pleasure and light and well-rounded person Jae was to interview. There's no shortage of adjectives for this well-spoken delight. She is a That's What She Said Sister, therapist, financial guru and simply a great person to have met.

Listen as this Naperville native and University of Illinois grad talks about the lifetime's worth of trauma she has experienced in just a decade. Jae describes her suicide attempt, sexual assault, travel sports and the huge impact that had on her life, disordered eating, college softball, boxing, depression, "little T and big T trauma," financial therapy, clinical therapy and bridging the gap between wealth and wellness. I was and am in awe of the progress, outlook and perspective Jae has gained in her short 23 years.

I'd like to thank this episode’s sponsor, Bella Mia Boutique in Champaign. The CU location at 1101 West Windsor is hosting The Mother’s Day Edit: A Color & Style Event on Wednesday, May 7 from 1 to 5 p.m. with a color analyst in store! Visit bella-miaboutique.com and follow Bella on Facebook at bellamiaboutiquecu and Insta at bella.miaboutique for real-time, inventory changes and specials. Treat yourself, ladies! Bella Mia.

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