She survived abuse. She battled addiction. She lost her children. But she refused to give up on her life.
How do you rebuild your life when the mistakes of your past threaten to define your future?
In I Wasn't Supposed to Make It, Amanda Wright shares her powerful true story of childhood trauma, domestic violence, addiction, homelessness, and the heartbreaking separation from her children.
After years of destructive relationships, devastating losses, and painful mistakes, Amanda began her journey to sobriety on January 2, 2024. Through faith, recovery, and determination, she rebuilt her life, started her own business, and fought to become a healthier mother.
But her greatest battle was far from over.
After a Texas court found that fraud had influenced her decision to relinquish her parental rights, Amanda continued seeking legal relief, even as the courts denied her requests.
This is not a story about a perfect mother. It is a story about accountability, second chances, and the courage to keep fighting when the ending is still unknown.
For anyone who has ever felt broken, judged, or beyond redemption, Amanda's journey offers a reminder that change is possible.
She is still healing. Still fighting. And her story isn't over yet.