I never imagined I would be here—asking for help—but I truly believe God works through people, and I’m trusting Him in this season.

I’m a single mom in recovery, raising my daughters and doing my best each day to give them a safe, stable, and loving life. My girls are my reason for everything—they keep me going, even on the hardest days.

In January 2024, I experienced the unimaginable loss of my baby girl, Genesis, who passed from SIDS. Losing her changed me forever, but it also deepened my faith. I hold onto the belief that she is safe in heaven, and that God is carrying me through the grief, one day at a time.

As part of my commitment to recovery, I made the difficult decision to leave the cities and completely change my environment. I now live in a small town, about 35 minutes away from basic necessities like groceries, appointments, and other essential needs. While this move has been a blessing for my healing, it has also made reliable transportation absolutely necessary for daily life.

Right now, I’m navigating this season on my own after separating from my husband. I had a van, but it is no longer drivable, which has made things even more challenging. Getting my children where they need to be and continuing to rebuild our lives has become very difficult without a dependable vehicle.

Recovery hasn’t been easy, but it has been worth it. God has been restoring me piece by piece, reminding me that my past does not define my future. I am working hard to build a new life rooted in faith, stability, and love for my children.

I’m doing everything I can, but I can’t do this part alone. That’s why I’m humbly asking for help.

I believe this is just a chapter—not my whole story. I believe in second chances, in redemption, and in God’s timing. A reliable vehicle would not just be transportation—it would be safety, stability, and a step forward for my family.

If you feel led to give, share, or pray, I am deeply grateful. Thank you for being part of what God is doing in my life.