I am a survivor of  domestic violence.
For years, I lived behind the curtain of perfection—a dedicated military spouse and licensed educator raising children while surviving silent abuse. I endured the weight of emotional, financial, and psychological control, all while trying to protect my children and keep my career intact.

But silence does not equal peace. I broke that silence to reclaim my story, and I will not be intimidated back into the shadows.

What I share here is not gossip.

It is not vengeance.

It is truth.

Everything I publish, including material related to the United States military, has been reviewed through proper legal channels and is protected by both state and federal law.

I am protected by:

• California’s Anti-SLAPP Law (Code of Civil Procedure § 425.16)

• Arizona’s Anti-SLAPP Law (A.R.S. § 12-751)

• The First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution

• The Violence Against Women Act (VAWA)

• 42 U.S. Code § 12203 (ADA protections)

These laws safeguard my right (and yours!) to speak about domestic abuse, child endangerment, institutional misconduct, and systemic injustice.

I am a licensed educator in good standing with over 17 years of experience. I hold multiple valid teaching credentials and child performer services permits and have served as a mandated reporter of child abuse and neglect throughout my career, working hand in hand with schools and in the entertainment industry to uphold the safety and well-being of children.

I continue to act in full alignment with my legal and ethical responsibilities.

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Any threat or attempt to silence me from fulfilling my duty as a mandated reporter constitutes a violation of child protection laws, professional conduct standards, and federal whistleblower protections. Such attempts will be formally reported to the appropriate licensing boards, education departments, and federal oversight agencies.