Versesbyandreapomeroy

Who I am
About Andrea
Thank you for visiting my space and taking the time to explore my work.
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Writing has been a part of my life for many years, but Memories of Me marked the moment I chose to share my words with the world. This deeply personal collection reflects pieces of my journey through loss, grief, heartbreak, healing, and resilience: the experiences that have shaped me and the lessons I have carried forward.
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Through my writing, I hope to capture the moments, emotions, and stories that connect us as human beings. While my experiences are uniquely my own, I believe the feelings behind them: the search for healing, the process of becoming, and the strength found through difficult seasons are something many of us can recognize in our own lives.
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Outside of writing, I am a Clinical Nurse Specialist with a master’s degree in nursing, and a certified health and nutrition coach. My career has been dedicated to caring for others, supporting people through vulnerable moments, and helping others find pathways toward greater health and well-being. That same compassion and curiosity are woven into my writing.
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Originally from New Brunswick and now calling British Columbia home, I am also a mother to a beautiful daughter who continues to teach me about joy, courage, and the wonder found in everyday moments. Life has taken me through unexpected chapters: experiences of loss, change, and rebuilding but each season has offered an opportunity for growth, reflection, and transformation.
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Writing became a place where I could be honest, process my experiences, and make meaning from the moments that changed me. Whether through poetry, personal reflections, or future stories, my hope is that my words create a space where you feel seen, understood, and connected.
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Thank you for being here and for allowing me to share a piece of my journey with you. Whether you are seeking inspiration, comfort, reflection, or simply enjoy the beauty of storytelling, I hope my work meets you wherever you are in your own journey.
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With gratitude,
Andrea
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