My name is Brionna Hill, and I am requesting the public's help for myself, and my two children, ages 4 & 9. My husband moved us to Washington State after alienating me from everyone I knew and loved back in Florida in 2021. I became pregnant almost immediately, and delivered our 2nd born later that year. Unbeknownst to me, the morning we left Florida, my husband had sent my mom a text message stating, "How does it feel to know you will never see your daughter or grandson again...(several feral sentences with name-calling, false accusations, hopes for a horrid death, etc.)...go die, b*tch, I WIN."

It was always a fight with my husband to stay in touch with my family back home, and became easier for me to continue alienating them. September 2023, our marriage problems escalated, again, and I was granted a restraining order for one year, which helped me to begin thinking for myself again for the first time in years. I began to rebuild bridges that he had burned in the past with friends and family, and gained the strength to file for a divorce.

Our 2nd child is (soon to be diagnosed at a) Level 3 autism, and will need a lot of intensive therapy. At four years old, he's non-verbal, in pull ups, (with no end in sight), does not comprehend consequences, and is a "runner". When he's "overstimulated", (which can, and does happen just watching TV), whether he's excited, scared, angry, etc., he will run back and forth from one end of the house, to the other. If not being eagle-watched, he will run out the front door, (which he has done), and will not return. He must be caught, and redirected into the house. His care is 24/7, his therapy will be intense and will include Easter Seals therapy, Occupational therapy, and Speech therapy.

Sadly, my first-born is being robbed of his childhood, for all my attention goes to my second-born, just for his, and our safety.

My mom flew out here to help me September 14, 2025 and has committed to staying until my divorce is final. November will be two years that we've been separated, my husband has committed to dragging out the divorce as long as he can.

My husband is currently attempting to get custody of our boys. He has no job, his roommates kicked him out, and he moved in with his grandma, who has dementia and schizophrenia. Out of our nine-year, abusive marriage, I have been the sole breadwinner, (sometimes working two jobs), and homemaker while he either slept, or played video games.

My parents paid for an attorney for me, yet the retainer is nearly gone. Because my husband refuses to settle, the courts had no choice than to "go to trial", with the earliest date being March 2026. I've been told by my current attorney his fees will be $10,000+! (I am in the process of researching my options for a new attorney at this point.)

My parents have committed to have my mom stay with me during all of this, (I'm told by Easter Seals even if our son had been in a healthy family, his needs will be very stressful, one parent will not be able to properly care for his needs, and keep him safe.) Yet, it breaks my heart to separate my parents for so many months. My mom found a camper to be able to move into on October 20th for $1,100 per month, plus $100 for electricity. If I am able to raise $1,200 per month, I can handle the rest with my food stamps, and small cash assistance from the State for not being able to get babysitting care for my son due to his autism.

If you've ever known, or know someone who has tried to get away from a narcissistic/sociopathic spouse, and you couldn't help then, but you can now, I'm believing you'll understand me when I tell you I am overwhelmed by my life, yet prefer this life to the life I was able to get out of.

If you've read my story this far, I ask you to consider helping to finance my monthly needs from now to March, when we go to trial. If the courts allow myself, and my boys to return to Florida, I will gladly let everyone know that our financial need is no more, for we will then be home. Once back home in Florida, surrounded by friends and family, and the support system I have waiting there for me, and my boys, I will be able to return to work, which I am eager to do. I know I have a long way to heal, and I am so grateful for my family, both in Florida and elsewhere for not giving up on me, as well as friendships that I've been able to rebuild, now that my husband is no longer able to alienate me from them.

Whether you are able to donate monthly, or one time, every dollar helps, yet if you are unable to help, at this time, please feel free to share my story. I'm not out, yet, but I see light at the end of the tunnel, and for the first time, it's not a train coming.