Help Seraphina&I Rebuild

I don’t like asking for help. I try not to.

For my daughter’s whole life, I’ve been raising and supporting her on my own—not for praise or attention, but because I have to. I brought her into this world, and I owe her everything. She has so much faith in me because I’ve shown her that even when it’s hard, I keep going. I’ve been doing this alone for a long time.

Recently, life hit hard. I had an accident that led to me going to jail, and now I’m back at square one. I know people will have their opinions. But the truth is—I malfunctioned. From grief that’s been bottled up since I was 19, bad relationships, childhood trauma… like so many of us. I fell off track. But I’m learning it’s okay to not be okay. And sometimes, the strongest thing you can do is ask for help—even when it’s uncomfortable.

Right now, I really need help getting me and my daughter, Seraphina, into a stable home again.

My former landlord is giving me an incredible second chance—he’s letting me move back in for just $1,600, all bills paid, which is half of what it would normally cost. This is a blessing, and I want to take full advantage of it so I can create a solid home base, get back on my grind, sell plates, work, and rebuild everything I lost.

I’ve always tried to pay people back when they’ve helped me—even if it wasn’t always right on time, I make good on my word. So if anyone—family, friends, anyone who’s known my heart—is able to donate anything at all, it will mean the world to me and my daughter. I’m doing everything I can—working, side hustles, staying strong spiritually and mentally. But I can’t do it alone this time.

Please, if God puts it in your heart to help—know that every single dollar adds up, and your support will not go unnoticed or unappreciated. I will show my gratitude in every way possible. And even if you can’t give, your prayers and your love still mean everything.

If it’s not meant to be, I trust that God will provide another way.

But if you can help us take this step toward stability, please know how deeply thankful I am.

I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me.

Thank you, and I love y’all.