Her lease ends May 15… and she has nowhere to go.

She can’t afford to renew—not because she didn’t plan, not because she gave up

But-In November, she was injured and lost the career she worked so hard to build. 

Overnight, her only stable income was gone.

A lawsuit has been filed—but it could take years.

Years she doesn’t have.

Right now, she is the one absorbing the loss while trying to survive day by day.

She is already struggling to keep the lights on.

Her car payment is now two months behind.

There is no money to renew. No savings to fall back on.

And now she is facing losing her home with her three children.

This didn’t happen because she stopped trying.

The only real option she has is to relocate to South Carolina, where she has a support system waiting—people who can help her and her kids get back on their feet.

But she can’t even afford to get there.

She is raising three children completely on her own. No child support. No safety net. No one stepping in to make it easier.

Just her… figuring it out every single day.

Even when her plate is already full, she still helps anyone who asks. That’s who she is. The one people rely on. The one who gives, no matter how little she has left.

Since losing her career, she’s done everything she can to keep going—painting, DoorDashing, taking whatever work her body will allow, even through pain, just to keep her kids fed and a roof over their heads.

But effort alone isn’t fixing this.

The stress is showing up physically now. She’s developed psoriasis—painful, inflamed patches across her scalp and legs. Her body is reflecting everything she’s been carrying.

And still… she keeps going.

Because she has no choice.

What most people don’t know is that she is also putting off something serious:

She needs heart surgery.

And she keeps delaying it—not because it isn’t urgent, but because she refuses to stop and ask for help. Because in her mind, her kids come first, no matter the cost to her own health.

That’s the reality she’s living in.

So this is me asking for her.

Not because she didn’t work hard enough.

Not because she didn’t try.

But because sometimes you can do everything right… and still end up here.

Your support will help:

1. Get her and her children to South Carolina where they have support
2. Cover moving expenses, deposits, and rent for a safe home
3. Catch up on overdue bills and car payments
4. Give her the chance to take care of her health and finally have a real, stable fresh start

If you can give, it matters.

If you can’t, sharing this matters just as much.

Because this is a mother who never stopped showing up… even when everything around her started falling apart.

She has carried everything on her own for as long as she could.

She just can’t carry this part alone anymore.

“This isn’t about getting ahead—it’s about keeping a roof over her children’s heads and giving them a real chance at stability again.”