08/09/2026
This is why I may not text or call you back after a few days, or sometimes even longer.
It’s been 15 months since I had to evacuate my old apartment.
Here’s an update.
I had to live out of my car for 11 months while dealing with a rare and extremely painful eye disease called Orbital Myositis, which I believe was caused by the toxic mold exposure in my old apartment. I’m finally starting to get some relief from the eye pain within the past week or two.
My eyes were hurting so badly that I couldn’t consistently post videos or make the money I normally could from social media. I’ve been in and out of hospitals so many times over the past few years that I’ve honestly lost count.
I never had a visitor or even a phone call just to check if I was okay.
At some point, I started putting “God” down as my emergency contact at hospitals.
I had to throw away practically everything I owned, including the equipment I needed to launch my business, Partyverse(dot)org. This will now be the third time I’ve had to rebuild and purchase new equipment.
I even asked a family member that I previously loaned $35,000 to help save their business, money I never got back, if they would co sign for a business loan. Their credit score is over 800. I even offered part ownership of my business.
The answer was no.
When I was finally approved for another apartment, the manager purposely delayed the move in process, which extended my homelessness another three months.
Then, on the day I finally moved in, I drove to Walmart to buy things for my new apartment and my car died right there in the parking lot.
It only had 42,000 miles on it and was in the shop for three weeks.
I had to walk to get food every day while dealing with severe eye pain until my car was ready.
And unfortunately, the story didn’t end there.
One month after I moved in, the apartment manager raised the rent and told me I owed a previous balance that I didn’t actually owe. I paid it because I wasn’t going to risk being evicted again.
They later admitted it was a glitch in their system. I didn’t receive the money back. I only received a credit.
My medical bills related to the toxic mold exposure and treatment are now close to $20,000 out of pocket.
I’ve spent so much money seeing different specialists and dealing with medical expenses that I haven’t even been able to furnish my apartment.
And now, as of two days ago, my car has been repossessed. I’m walking again.
But I’m still here.
For months after moving into this apartment, I could barely do anything for myself. I could only work on my projects when my eyes weren’t flaring up as badly.
So when people ask me, “Why don’t you just get a job?” I honestly wish it were that simple.
I haven’t been physically able to work a normal 9 to 5 job. Lord knows I wish I could.
But here’s what I’ve been able to accomplish while sitting in this camp chair shown in the photo for the past three months:
I rebranded my business.
I launched a nonprofit organization and got it federally recognized as a public charity.
I’ve designed three websites.
I have 4 books ready for publishing.
And I’m still building.
All I need is my health and WiFi.
That’s it.
I was trained to work with a computer completely blind in case I ever lost my vision completely. I can type over 100 words per minute with my eyes closed.
I’m also preparing for my toxic mold case, which is scheduled for trial at the beginning of January. I’ve spent a long time dealing with what happened to me privately, but I think it’s time for me to start opening up.
I’m not posting this for sympathy.
I’m not posting this asking everyone for prayers.
I’m posting this because I want people to understand.
I’m posting this because there could be one person out there on the brink of giving up or ending their own life (don’t give up!)
And I’m posting this because you are all witnesses to what God has brought me through, where I am right now, and where I’m going.
If it weren’t for the circumstances surrounding my health and everything that happened with my old apartment, I would already be a multi-millionaire.
If you’ve been watching everything I’ve been working on and you see a way you can help, collaborate, connect me with the right people, or help take my brand to the next level, I’m all ears.
I’m also willing to relocate if there’s an opportunity for me in another state or even overseas. I have a passport and I’m open to going wherever the right opportunity takes me.
I’m a major asset to anyone, especially if you’re looking to start or scale a business.
Enjoy your Sunday. ❤️
