“She Remembered Who She Was” was not born from theory—it was born from survival.
As the founder of this movement, I am a Queer woman of color, a survivor of narcissistic abuse, and a woman who had to build the very space I needed to heal. I know what it feels like to have no safe landing, no soft place to collapse, no arms that say, “You are still whole.”
My true healing began when I started rewriting a novel I had recently unpublished. What started as survival transformed into storytelling—and then into purpose. My debut novel trilogy, “,”She Remembered Who She Was,” tells the raw, sensual, and emotional journey of healing from emotional abuse, rediscovering self-worth, and learning to trust again. Although fictional, It became more than a book. It became a blueprint.
This nonprofit and every circle we create are rooted in that same truth: that even after the deepest betrayals, love and wholeness are still possible. The name, the mission, the movement—it all comes from my lived experience.
I didn’t have a space like this. So I created one.
And now, I open it to you.
SHE REMEMBERED WHO SHE WAS 