For much of her life, Lesly was constantly trying to escape. From a very young age, her home was not a refuge but the source of her deepest wounds: a mother who never showed affection and the devastating trauma of sexual abuse by her grandfather. Seeking an escape as a teenager, she entered a relationship with a much older man. For years, Lesly endured physical and psychological violence. As a young mother, fear of returning to her mother’s home forced her to tolerate abuse from her partner.

After the collapse of a second relationship, she was left with feelings of guilt, failure, and sadness. She carried the scars of a life marked by abuse and felt alone. One day, looking at her three daughters, Lesly realized they could not inherit her fears. When she heard about Tabitha Reach, she enrolled to learn acrylic nails. Slowly, she began to rebuild her identity. While the road to emotional healing continues, Lesly no longer sees herself as a victim of her past or a rejected daughter. She now views herself as a woman empowered by her choices and self-love.