This journey led me to create a memorial ride in honor of my son, aimed at promoting inner peace and sharing love. I offered to carry the energies of others’ loved ones during these rides, making it a meaningful tribute and a way to connect with others worldwide.

In the intricate tapestry of human existence, we often find ourselves facing the shadows of trauma. But what becomes of us when those shadows grow too formidable to bear? Allow me to introduce Victoria L. Sanchez, a remarkable woman whose journey of resilience, transformation, and healing serves as a guiding light for anyone navigating the stormy seas of pain.

Have you ever wondered where you go when you die? Did you know that constant stress is the equivalent of death by a thousand paper cuts?

As humans, we are all subject to trauma in one way or another. But what happens when that trauma becomes too much to bear? Hello, I’m Victoria Sanchez, known as #1momsmemorialride because as I journeyed to find a place of peace, from the grief I suffered after my son Cody’s shooting death, I started riding my ATV as a memorial ride I dedicated to him. I found that riding my ATV gave me space to breathe, think, feel, and be at one with my son. Having mastered meditation and prayer while riding approximately ten thousand miles around my hometown sacred Tome Hill in New Mexico., I learned to let go of the pain, and push past the limiting beliefs grief was holding over me. This ride gave me a chance to hear my own voice and connect with my heart which had been shattered. Riding gave me a place to find inner peace…forgiveness, gratitude, and grace. Pages 13-14