Day #4 of 55: we are meant to get lost sometimes and that’s okay
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Oct 18, 2025Instagram
Day #3 of 55: Acceptance and finding ways to keep my mind stimulated beyond the chronic pain
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Oct 17, 2025Instagram
Day #2 of 55: “…. Crying is for humanity and not just for one”
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Oct 16, 2025Instagram
Losing everything and gaining it back in a new way is one of the reasons that makes me smile effortlessly.
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Oct 15, 2025Instagram
So, let me know what you think?
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Oct 13, 2025Instagram
Speaking the truth can hurt others, but it can also set your heart free. I stood up for what I believed in and the respect I deserved—basic human respect. I was put out of the house with only two hours to gather what my car could hold. I lost almost everything, but I kept Chloe and a few things that mattered. Starting over while still working my 9-5 taught me hard lessons. The harassment and abuse afterward showed me the importance of appreciating every moment, finding energy in the struggle, and walking boldly toward new doors in life. Allow yourself to be heard. If you can’t, that chapter may be closing for a reason. Sheltered pain costs lives. Healthy expression of conflict saves lives and builds stronger bonds.
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Oct 13, 2025Instagram
Life update!!!!!
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Oct 10, 2025Instagram
I’ve been scrubbing the new apartment to make sure it’s completely clean before bringing in all my things from the storage unit. Chloe and I are settling into the new place really well. There’s also a new video coming out tomorrow! You all mean the world to me. Thank you so much for all your help during nearly three weeks of surviving homelessness. I wouldn’t have a hopeful chance at rebuilding my life after being kicked out and losing my belongings without your support.
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Oct 9, 2025Instagram
Last Monday Love Homeless!!!!! Thank you all so very much. I would be living in my car if it wasn’t for you.
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Oct 6, 2025Instagram
Hi everyone, I wanted to share some encouraging news. Chloe and I have officially been approved for two apartments—it’s just a matter of waiting on the lease information from the private owner, which has taken some time. It’s now been 13 days of navigating homelessness and working toward permanent housing, but I’m hopeful that we’re close to a breakthrough. For those who may not know, I became homeless after setting a boundary with my mom to protect myself and my partner from physical and verbal abuse. That decision led to me losing most of my belongings and going through a lot of emotional hardship. Even through the threats and negativity, I’ve chosen to block it out and stay focused on the path forward. This journey hasn’t been easy, but I’m grateful for the support, encouragement, and prayers that have helped me and Chloe keep moving forward. Every day we’re one step closer to stability, and I believe brighter days are ahead. ❤️🐾
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Oct 1, 2025Instagram
💙 Monday Love 💙 A new week, a new chance to rise. Mondays remind us that no matter what we’ve been through, we still have the strength to begin again. Every sunrise is proof that God’s not done with us yet. I’m also beyond thankful for all the donations and support during this season—it means more than I can put into words. Your kindness is proof that love is alive, and I carry that with me into this week. ✨ What’s one thing you’re thankful for this Monday?
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Sep 29, 2025Instagram
It’s been one week of being homeless and there’s so much hope.
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Sep 25, 2025Instagram
One week ago, on the night of Thursday, September 18th, 2025 I found myself at 12am helping, my fiancé, Joshua put as much of his belongings as we could grab into garbage bags. No notice, no help from family, just us in the reality of the moment. I watched him freeze as he stared off at where to begin. “We have to hurry before she comes back,” I said. We had no time to think, just act. With nothing planned next, other than to check-in to a nearby motel for the night. About two hours later, we grabbed all that we could that would fit into his car, he called Wild Rose. When we got to the motel, Joshua remembered that he posted a video earlier that day that was fully vulnerable and expressed that he lost his housing and needed help. He checked his phone and all of a sudden we realized that although we are in a motel that felt cold and hopeless, there were Admirers that made it clear that he was not alone. As a partner, it made my heart so full seeing the support and those who even just shared kind words that he will be safe and that everything will be okay. I don’t think Joshua or I knew how we were going to pivot, considering we both stayed with family ( mine being 100 miles away from his family in Chicago) and had not planned to move together until closer to when we were done paying off our wedding, but having so many people be so uplifting and supportive meant the world. In that moment I fully understood why he calls them Admirers. This is our story and I will never forget the night that hope is still possible even in the most impossible situation. And that story continues even more, in a positive direction towards being able to get permanent housing — even with this short notice and us being able to pick up the pieces and build a better life together. Don’t lose hope and always lean on your community in times of trouble. We are forever grateful and will bring you along on this journey towards hope. 🤍🎀
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Sep 25, 2025Instagram
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Sep 25, 2025Homepage
I want to share honestly what’s happening: these are the last things I have of my life, and yet I still smile. It could’ve been so much worse, and I truly believe God has been watching over me through every step. Right now I’m homeless and rebuilding from almost nothing, but I’m grateful I had the humility to ask for help instead of letting pride keep me down. God isn’t just getting me through this. He’s walking me through this into something better. Because of the incredible support from my Admirers and my Fiancée. I have a safe place to sleep tonight and I’m actively waiting to hear back about permanent housing options. Every message, donation, share, and prayer is a lifeline. From the bottom of my heart: thank you. I wouldn’t have the motel I’m staying in without you. Your generosity is giving me the time and dignity I need to rebuild. I’m hopeful, determined, and excited for the next chapter and I’ll keep you updated every step of the way
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Sep 24, 2025Instagram
My first Monday Love being homeless
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Sep 22, 2025Instagram
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