Auntie M’s Advocacy Project
I wrote a book about breaking my generational trauma, so I can help you get past your own.
I am listening.

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This is a work in progress.
We plan to create a single place to find resources, support, and inspiration for everyone to find a better version of themselves and gain the courage to get out of whatever they want to leave behind.
Every day is a new day. It is your choice how you spend your time.
Life can change or end in an instant.

Living on stickers and dreams while chasing butterflies
  • Maybe I’m the Person in Between
    Cleaning on autopilot reveals a hidden duality—the person who ignores messes and the one who transforms into a relentless force. I once unclogged the tub while scrubbing stairs, never pausing to ask if my friend needed to shower. That moment exposed how energy can override empathy, leaving chaos behind and questions unanswered.
  • Addiction Treatment
    Treatment facility and my personal perspective
  • Learning My Identity
    The pain of losing my mother, brother, and my marriage pushed me to walk away from every familiar path—including the one I’d spent decades building. My children were my constant, showing me how to thrive by making them smile and teaching them to achieve their goals. I discovered power in movement, creativity, and nature, especially when I could feel my body alive. Now, I’m opening the door to a new rhythm with someone who sees me truly.
  • My Ever-Failing Body
    I can’t tell which part of my body is the main problem anymore. Maybe there isn’t one. Maybe it’s my brain. Maybe it’s neurodivergence. Maybe it’s my endocrine system and the complicated relationship between the brain, hormones, stress, and the rest of the body. Maybe it’s genetics, trauma, lifestyle, illness, or some combination of all… Read more: My Ever-Failing Body
  • To My Beautiful Anonymous 20 Years Later
    Having to start over after spending the lifetime building a home with a man who never wanted to marry me and made sure I was reminded throughout the years. I can empathize with you in so many ways. Starting over and giving up everything you love and have in your life is the most scary… Read more: To My Beautiful Anonymous 20 Years Later