Farah Farzana
Jack of all trades, master of none
A second generation migrant, I would describe myself as a Falkirk Bairn, but have faced unique challenges and questions about my identity. I grew up questioning my identity to be more Scottish or Pakistani, but decided to embrace my religion in my mid-teens. Growing up in a traditional Pakistani community in a broken home, my greatest learning is that every twist and turn in life has made me who I am today.
As a single parent, survivor of domestic abuse, and daily sufferer of anxiety and depression, I attempt to enjoy life with my children and family. I invite you to join my journey through my blog I share personal stories, thoughts, and insights as a result of these life experiences. Together, we will delve into the complexities of identity, the impact of adversity, and the strength of resilience.
I will always encourage a conversation about the things that truly matter and ensure that our voices resonate far and wide.
Life in the Faz Lane 