10/08/2026
In reflection of Domestic Violence Awareness month, I wanted to share some thoughts.
Domestic violence doesn’t discriminate. Whether it’s gender, social class, the type of or duration of the relationship, who the person is, or their position. Abuse can be in many forms and it’s not always obvious or something you can see visually.
In my encounter, I experienced all of it. It took multiple attempts to leave. What I needed most was someone who met me where I was. Someone who loved me and saw me, regardless of what was going on.
I thank God for what He has delivered me from and all His mercy He has shown me. Today, I can say I’m no longer a victim, but a survivor. Abuse is no longer my identity, but my testimony.
My inbox is always open. Call me, text me, anything you need. I won’t ask questions and I don’t need to know all the details. I will meet you where you are and I will love you regardless.
Thursday 10/15 is Purple Thursday. I’ll be wearing my purple, will you?
