Health is your Greatest Asset...

MESSAGES ON THE JOURNEY TO WELLNESS

Fibroids, endometriosis, and cancer are no longer rare diagnoses, they are increasingly common realities for women in many communities. I know this firsthand because I have faced and overcome all three. That journey ignited my passion to help women reclaim their health and cultivate a balanced, empowered lifestyle.

Undiagnosed: Healed and Thriving weaves together personal insight and well-researched resources. Tools I wish I had before my diagnoses and learned during my healing process. This book is both a testimony and a guide, proving that prevention, healing, and renewal are possible. With the right knowledge, intentional self-care, and the courage to trust your own path, you don’t just survive, you will thrive!

Educating our daughters about their bodies, and the changes they will experience, while celebrating these natural transitions empowers them with confidence, knowledge, and self-respect.

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Meet the Author

DMarie Barclay is a lifelong educator and community advocate with deep roots in both the Caribbean and New York City. Raised in Brooklyn, she is a proud product of New York City public schools and holds degrees from William Paterson University and Brooklyn College.

With over 30 years of service in the NYC public school system, DMarie has dedicated her life to nurturing minds and empowering communities. Her passion for global education took her to Kenya, where she spent a transformative year teaching as a volunteer with the International Foundation for Education and Self-Help (IFESH).That journey birthed her first poetry, photography book, “Face the Children” in 1999.

Beyond the classroom, DMarie is a creative spirit and passionate wellness advocate. Her personal journey through illness and recovery; guided by both conventional and holistic healing has deeply influenced her approach to life and healing in everything she does.

Today, DMarie's goal is to inspire others to embrace self-empowerment, self-advocacy, and wellness, both in education and in life.

As a first-time participant at the F.R.E.S.H. Book Festival, I had the privilege of speaking on panels and sharing my book. Celebrating 15 years of promoting “Literacy is a Legacy,” the festival brought together inspiring authors and book lovers. It was an unforgettable and rewarding experience.