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“Though one may be overpowered, two can defend themselves. A cord of three strands is not quickly broken”

Ecclesiastes 4:12

Photographer: @archixart
Makeup: @__embellishbeauty
Hair: @chazjolie taken in Holy Trinity Reception Center by @_destinywiggins

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2 months ago

Chosen. Cherished. Covered.
For his Grace is sufficient.

8/1/2026 by @_destinywiggins

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2 months ago

taken care of.

& round of applause for this restaurant going the extra mile to mark off the foods that don’t fit into my anti-inflammatory diet. It truly is the little things. by @_destinywiggins

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7 months ago

by @_destinywiggins

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7 months ago

Brooklyn boy finally showed me his roots.
He gets a 5 star rating for putting up with my tourists shenanigans ☺️ by @_destinywiggins

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8 months ago

God didn’t just cross our paths, he aligned our purpose. by @_destinywiggins

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10 months ago

Because of His love, we found ours. by @_destinywiggins

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a year ago

My eyes will always be fixed on you, thank you God for getting me through.

MASTERED by @_destinywiggins

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a year ago

his POV by @_destinywiggins

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a year ago

The year began on a bright note, despite a major eye infection that scarred my cornea—later identified as a symptom of my diagnosis. For six years, what I thought were rashes on my legs became more frequent, and by February, I had lost 15 pounds, had no appetite, and was in constant pain. Walking was difficult, and I’d been enduring flare-ups since I was 18. After seeing multiple doctors in different states, I finally connected with a primary care doctor in February, who referred me to rheumatology for the third time.

By September, I was diagnosed with lupus nephritis, and my left kidney was struggling. I was referred to a nephrologist and started medication I initially resisted. A kidney biopsy pushed me physically and emotionally. Since February, I’ve had appointments at least twice a month, hearing mostly bad news. Despite my frustrations and fears, I pushed through—working early shifts, attending church with an aching body despite working Sundays 4am to 1 pm. I needed to be in God’s presence despite my work schedule. September 8 I cried but I cried believing I’d be ok. I started my master’s program the next day.

This year, I spoke to three college classes, smiled through challenges, and gained a second family. Though I struggled silently many days, I’m sharing this to help others feel seen. It’s hard for those not experiencing it to truly understand. I’ve learned to cry without apology, lean on God’s faithfulness, and find strength in the prayers and support around me.

I went back and forth on whether I wanted to share this because I’m a pro of fighting my battles silently. I hate to admit that but I post to raise awareness.

Next year, I’m embracing all that’s planned—the good and the bad—knowing the bad will never outweigh God’s goodness.

I gained a second family this year and my parents and friends and those who love me and who knew have been there every step of the way. They simply kept me going.

Please take care of yourself
And be kind. by @_destinywiggins

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2 years ago

Ask the questions that need to be answered!

Attorney Ben Crump and civil rights activist Al Sharpton visited Brunswick, Ga today to show their support in the murder trial after the killing of Ahmaud Arbery.

When asked what is the main message behind leaders not giving up on issues such as this…

Attorney Ben Crump says: there cannot be two justice systems taken in Brunswick, Georgia by @_destinywiggins

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5 years ago