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Grieving What Was Lost, Trusting What God is Building
Sometimes I sit with a heavy thought, the kind that doesn’t rush in loudly, but settles quietly in mind, especially in quiet moments. I think about how different life could have been if I had been given the chance to simply live… instead of constantly learning how to survive. There’s a grief that comes with that realization. A deep, complicated grief for the version of me that never got to exist. For the childhood that was shaped more by fear than freedom. For the years spent

Savannah Parvu
Apr 73 min read


The Dates My Body Remembers
I don’t always remember the date right away, but my body does. There are certain dates my body remembers before I do. I don’t always wake up and think, “This is that day." Sometimes it’s quieter than that. Heavier. A tension I can’t explain. A weight or profound sadness that settles in before I’ve even had time to name it. And then I realize. This week marks the anniversary of the last time I was trafficked. There’s no ceremony for days like this. No clear script fo

Savannah Parvu
Mar 303 min read


When Mother's Day Hurts
It's okay to allow yourself to feel. Mother’s Day is everywhere—flowers, cards, brunches, smiling photos, and sentimental tributes...

Savannah Parvu
May 10, 20252 min read


Survival is Not the End of the Story
The passing of Virginia Giuffre is a profound loss, deeply felt by many survivors of human trafficking. Her death, whether a suicide or not, is tragic. This loss highlights the ongoing, complex journey of healing from trauma, which is lifelong and often messy. It's crucial to remember that taking time for self-care is not a sign of weakness but a necessity.

Savannah Parvu
Apr 28, 20252 min read


Honoring the Past, Embracing the Present
Embracing the Journey: Healing empowers us to honor our past while moving forward with strength. Today marks the anniversary of a day...

Savannah Parvu
Mar 31, 20252 min read


"The Unsung Hero: A Poem for My Incredible Social Worker"
I don't often share poems that I write, but in honor of March being National Social Work Month I want to share a poem I wrote a few years...

Savannah Parvu
Mar 19, 20242 min read


Human Trafficking Press Conference and Bill Signing
Recently, I was invited to attend and speak at a press conference and human trafficking bill signing that was organized by Governor Ron...

Savannah Parvu
May 23, 20233 min read


The Florida Legislature Failed to Hold Hotels Accountable for Human Trafficking
I have been back in Tallahassee this Legislative Session meeting with legislators and testifying in committee meetings advocating to get...

Savannah Parvu
May 10, 20233 min read


SELF-INJURY -A GLANCE INTO MY 10 YEAR ADDICTION OF CUTTING
“I hate you, I never loved you and I never wanted you and that’s why I want to kill myself,” are the words I heard moments before I...

Savannah Parvu
Mar 1, 20213 min read
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