09/01/2026
The I Choose Life movement was not born from theory.
It was born from my own healing journey.
After surviving ten years of domestic violence, I had to decide whether pain would define me or whether I would choose life.
Choosing life did not mean pretending nothing happened.
It meant allowing God to help me repair my relationship with myself, reclaim my identity, and rebuild my life.
Now, I create the spaces I once needed.
Spaces where survivors are seen.
Stories are honored.
Resources are shared.
Art speaks.
Community gathers.
And hope becomes practical.
That is my why. What's yours?