Hey Community! 

My name is Miesha, 

A Mother of 3!

2024 changed the entire direction of my life. It was the year everything fell apart and the year I started rebuilding piece by piece.

I went through a painful separation while pregnant, all while battling medical complications that no mother should have to face, cancer, unspecified seizures, panic attacks and now a severe autoimmune disorder that affects my mobility, my memory, and my daily life. Even through those moments, my children have been my reason to fight, breathe, and rise every single day.

The past year has been filled with medical appointments, ER visits, mobility challenges, crippling flare ups that have made working and maintaining stability incredibly hard. But I kept going. Fighting to keep girls in school, driving 50 miles a day to get them to school and back. Get them therapy services. I stayed in school full time. I fought for accommodations. I pushed through brain fog to attend classes, do homework, and keep my dream alive. I got my license reinstated. I’m learning how to build a business. I’m using graphic art as my therapy , my way to show resilience, trauma, and hope.

This is how Storm Warrior Studios was born! Me finding strength in the storm.

But through all of that… my children and I have been living in survival mode. Hotel to hotel. Nights in the car because they felt safer sleeping together in the car than in another unfamiliar hotel room. Trying to stay positive while budgeting what little we have. Trying to keep school routines going. Trying to give them some sense of normal in a life that has been anything but.

What hurts the most is that they are so ready to have a safe space. A place to put their backpacks. A place where my daughters don’t ask, “Where are we staying next?” A place where my girls can heal from the trauma of the past year. A place to call home.

The very last thing standing in the way is an eviction from the medical emergency period. I’ve worked hard to find resources and most don’t help with out of state. Trying to settle with partial, the account holders won’t agree to remove from history. Clearing it is the only barrier preventing us from being approved for stable housing anywhere. A place where we can finally breathe, build, and start again.

In this last year, I rebuilt my life in remission.

I became a student again.

I became a mother fighting for generational change.

I became the most resilient version of myself.

I became the woman my kids look at and say, “Mom, you didn’t give up.”

I’m asking for help with the final piece. Not for luxury. Not for comfort. But for stability, safety, and a real home for my children after everything they have been through.

Your support, even a share, helps us break cycles, laying down the foundation of our future, and step into the chapter we’ve been fighting so hard to reach.

Thank you for seeing us, believing in us, and helping us come home.

With much gratitude

Miesha & my three little warriors…