E.V. Lambert

Award-winning writer and trauma survivor E.V. Lambert has now written nine books including her inspirational Rain series for survivors of violence with step-by-step power over pain by using our brain. I'm OK With The Rain requires no courage, money, or education. I'm OK With the Rain uplifts survivors of trauma and bullying to focus on goals over fear, whether in the middle class, foster care, homeless shelters, adjudicated youth facilities, or prison reentry. E.V. Lambert's most recent book, The Light Servants, has matching Witness Episodes 1-12 at thelightservants channel on Rumble. The Light Servants is a simply written photo book recounting E.V. Lambert's angel experiences 2020 to present. At age 13, E.V. Lambert started living at sea working 6-hours on, 6-hours off watches on Chesapeake tugs. In stormy seas on a surging deck at age 18, she almost died from internal hemorrhaging after falling into a winch wheel spinning 60 rotations per second. After Coast Guard rescue and ultimately three surgeries, her right hip and leg were lame, in chronic pain, and severely disfigured from flesh loss. She relearned how to walk and sit on flat surfaces like chairs. E.V. Lambert had post-trauma symptoms including trembling and stuttering in an era before PTSD was an accepted concept. Despite interference with college which she funded, she became the 3rd woman out of the port of Norfolk to pass the U.S.C.G. Able Bodied Seaman exam. She never stopped reading and writing at sea. She never stopped teaching herself Latin word roots. In addition to earning her nurse's license, E.V. Lambert later became an award-winning newspaper reporter (John Hervey, Pop Geers) and the first woman sports columnist at her city paper (Salisbury Daily Times). She taught herself how to speak without stuttering and hosted several television shows in sports, including the local ABC affiliate's Sports Talk at the Downs! E.V. Lambert continues to write within view of her beloved Chesapeake Bay.