Rwanda Wilson Wynder decided after her three babies were adults with families on their own that it was time to complete what she’d started—a Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology. As a health educator with an interest in community health, she decided to further her education with a Masters in Public Health. It was then that she and two longtime friends realized the existence of hurting women, women who “suffer in silence” in their relationships, however leaving themselves open to illness, sickness, disease even death because they forgot to take care of #1—themselves!! Women Helping Women Heal was organized to give women a place where they could cry, talk, be heard and in turn, be-loved!