Help Katie Heal: Medical, Housing, and Cat Support

Hello Beloved Community,

Katie here with a deep and grateful update. For those new to me--I am a mother, author, teacher, spiritual mentor, and lifelong advocate for children, healing, and justice.

I never imagined I’d be writing this, but I need your help.

Over the past year, I’ve endured a relentless campaign of legal retaliation after I filed for a Temporary Restraining Order against my ex-husband on April 17, 2024. What followed was not protection — but punishment.

Through a corrupt family court system, I’ve been extorted out of house and home, stripped of contact with my daughters for over nine months, and forced into chronic survival mode. This is not just a personal crisis — it’s a systemic failure. And it’s breaking the bodies and spirits of protective parents like me across this country.

Why I’m Asking for Help

I’m humbly asking for your support to cover one year of critical living and healing expenses as I work to restore my health and stability. This is damage control, not luxury. It does not include legal fees. It is purely the basic support I need to recover and stay alive.

Here’s what I’m facing:

Medical Emergency:

My body is wrecked from prolonged trauma, PTSD, sleeping in my car, and exposure to the elements while navigating being unhoused due to domestic terrorism. I now have nerve damage, pelvic floor damage, and digestive system malfunctioning. Every organ system is affected. I need to continue chiropractic treatment, start pelvic PT, complete lab work and GI healing protocols, and receive trauma-focused care at a pace my body accepts.

Safe Housing While I Heal and Navigate Legal Abuse:

I am seeking "long-term" housing (8–12 months) in a BnB, cabin, or mother-in-law suite that allows a cat and is close to my healing resources. I need a safe place where I can rest and rebuild with peace and dignity. This stability will allow my nervous system to settle so that I can begin working again and supporting others.

Repeatedly relocating every 30–60 days and living out of my car has left me in a cycle of survival. People often misinterpret the gravity of family court corruption, the damages caused by domestic violence and post-divorce abuse, and the ongoing grief of having my children in the custody of their abusers. This reality leaves me constantly fluctuating between treading water and going under. It takes weeks to settle and begin making progress, only to be forced into crisis again, packing and moving with no stability. Temporary housing may look like help from the outside, but in truth, it often creates a “one step forward, two steps back” situation, prolonging the crisis instead of resolving it. Non-profit shelters are inefficient and no longer an option at this stage.

In a family court corruption crisis, 8–12 months of stable housing is the bare minimum needed. Somehow, I managed to sustain myself through the early years of litigation and financial abuse for five years post-divorce, but that safety net has now been drained. The physical toll has been building for years, and last year my body fully shut down, forcing me to slow my pace. As a 46-year-old DV survivor, I cannot work multiple jobs just to cover basic living costs while also healing and navigating the legal system—those are already full-time demands.

In addition, I volunteer and am preparing to testify in Washington, DC so that no other innocent family in America has to endure this kind of injustice in family court again. I continue to trust in God. I planned a decent and responsible life, but planning doesn’t protect you when criminals steal it, so we have to stand up and use our voice.

What I know for certain is this: I need 8–12 months of sustainable housing to stabilize, heal, and position myself to relaunch my life. I am making progress, but I am not yet to shore. This will allow me to create a safe haven again—not only for myself, but for my daughters.

Transportation & Insurance:

I’ve accrued auto debt due to this crisis. After declaring Chapter 7 bankruptcy this month, I updated my insurance and am working on payment plans. Since my abuser took custody, I no longer qualify for domestic violence auto assistance programs like The Carpenter’s Hand—a loss that was strategically engineered by his attorney. I need to keep my car safe and reliable for winter driving, medical appointments, and traveling to Washington, DC to testify before Congress. This requires new brakes and rotors. I welcome help with parts and installation (I make a great assistant!), though I often rely on Jiffy Lube or a local shop for mountain driving safety.

Itemized Cost Estimate for One Year of Survival & Healing

Chiropractic & GI Diet/Treatment Protocol estimate: $1500

Safe Housing Costs (8-12 months): $1,500/month average ($12K-$18K)

Auto brakes & payment: $1500-3K

➡️ Total Estimated Need: $22,500

***Campaign Update***

What your generosity has already accomplished

• Storage secured through April 1, 2026. With your help, I was able to rent a safe, secure unit and move all of my and my daughters’ belongings there. That stability means our things — the pieces of our life and memory — will not be lost to sudden corporate rate hikes or repeated moves.

• 14 chiropractor visits completed. These sessions have made a measurable difference: my nervous system is beginning to re-coordinate communication with my organs. Practically, that has meant the sharp chest pains have subsided, my vertigo has regulated, energy is returning, brain fog has lifted, and my body is slowly rebuilding muscle. These are not small wins — they are the foundational shifts that allow me to function, to prepare testimony, and to continue healing.

• Cardiology follow-up: I saw a cardiologist who performed an EKG and confirmed the electrical circuits of my heart are functioning properly. This was an enormous relief — my chest pain is somatic trauma and nerve-related rather than cardiac in origin.

• Naturopathic care & GI testing: I was finally able to process a long-delayed GI test (SIBO) that will help us diagnose and treat the digestive dysfunction caused by chronic cortisol and trauma. This lab work was something I couldn’t afford last year — now it’s on the path to being addressed.

How Did This Happen? A Brief Truth About Family Court Corruption

Many don’t realize this: Family court is not a criminal court. It is an administrative court that operates in secrecy, with little oversight and powerful financial incentives to sever children from protective parents like me.

Here’s what’s happening behind closed doors:

Courts receive federal grant money (Title IV-D) based on how much child support they can extract — often targeting the parent with the higher potential income (in my case, due to my graduate education, despite being a stay-at-home mom).

Abusers often win custody because family court protects abusers from entering the criminal system. Judges, evaluators, and attorneys are part of a for-profit racket that silences DV survivors and rebrands them as “alienators,” while in return, severely alienating the primary caregiver the children knew and trusted.

Evidence is suppressed, records are falsified, and protective parents are vilified, all to maintain funding streams and control. They are using aggressive "starve out" methods to "annihilate and erase" their viewed "opponents. I stood no chance as a self-represented, Pro Se litigant in this legal and spiritual warfare.

This system is deeply entangled with corporate storage monopolies, privatized adoption incentives (Title IV-E), and abusive power structures that punish whistleblowers like me. Some may suggest foul play.

I have spoken out for years — as an author, as a mother, and as a survivor. And now I am being economically starved in an attempt to destroy my voice, my body, and my ability to reunite with my children.

Why Your Help Matters Now

I can’t make progress if I'm living out of my car (again) and struggling to meet basic needs, all while trying to heal a malfunctioning GI tract; until I am safe in a consistent location, I cannot successfully access legal recourse.

The Housing Crisis Facing Mothers Targeted Through the Courts

Domestic violence shelters, while critical in crisis moments, are not equipped to assist women in post-separation abuse situations "post-decree"—those who have already been stripped of custody through judicial terrorism and coercive control. I have learned firsthand that affordable housing programs are structured to support only those who can work 40 hours a week at minimum wage, leaving no room for healing, no allowance to grieve, no windows for legal appointments, and certainly no margin to prepare for a custody return one’s children. Single parents—especially those of us navigating trauma, court-induced poverty, and chronic legal warfare—are systemically marginalized. The very non-profits claiming to serve us often become yet another arm of exploitation, functioning like a modern-day Ponzi scheme where we have “outsourced” compassion and community support to cold institutions instead of calling each other in.

Another Reason They’re Trying to Silence Me

On September 10th, 2025, my memoir Electric Katieland: A Journey of Awakening was released on Audible. In this deeply personal work, I tell the truth — about childhood abuse, intimate partner violence, the harm of the Western mental health industrial complex, the misuse of the DSM-V, and my spiritual gifts as a clairvoyant and healer. This memoir is a powerful act of resistance and reclamation. And because I dared to speak truth to power, certain people and systems are doing everything they can to smear and discredit me — from court retaliation to character assassination. This GoFundMe is not just about survival — it's about protecting my voice, my story, and my right to exist.

What I can do is reach out — in faith and with humility — and ask for your support.

If you’ve ever wanted to help someone survive a system that was designed to break them — this is the moment. You’re not just helping me heal; you’re protecting the possibility of truth, justice, and motherhood.

Ways You Can Help

✨ Donate anything you can — no amount is too small.

✨ Share this campaign with your communities.

✨ Send kind words, prayers, and share my content.

✨ Leave a review or testimonial on my business page (Electric Katie Healings) to help me rebuild.

✨ Purchase a copy of my memoir or novella on AUDIBLE or paper via Amazon, leave a positive book review on GoodReads.com or Amazon.com

✨ Connections — if you have a pet-friendly, safe spare room near Boulder/Golden, or know people willing to host a quiet survivor and an indoor cat for 8–12 months, please reach out.

✨ Podcast/Media help — I am promoting my memoir and would deeply appreciate podcast introductions or media opportunities and marketing assistance to help restore financial footing.

With your help, I will heal. I will stand. I will testify. I will hold space for others again. I will reunite with my daughters. And I will continue to speak truth — no matter how many times they try to erase me.

I am called to keep fighting — for my children, for survivors across Colorado and the U.S., and to help pass laws that hold systems accountable. I can do this work, but I need refuge — a small, steady place to heal and to prepare the legal and public advocacy that might finally bring justice.

From the bottom of my heart and the depths of my soul, thank you for keeping our family in your care and for believing that healing and justice are possible. Your compassion is the bridge between crisis and recovery.

Thank you for being on this sacred journey with me.

With love and deep gratitude,

Katie Moseley

Electric Katie Healings, LLC

Mother, Healer, Author, Advocate

Boulder, Colorado