Hey, my name’s Tee,

Founder of We Ar’ Warriors and this is my story.

For as long as I can remember, life has felt like an uphill battle. I’ve faced anxiety, depression, and the kind of loneliness that makes you question your place in the world.

I grew up feeling like I never quite fit in, adopted into a world so unfamiliar and carrying wounds that were never really spoken about.

My birth parents struggled with addiction,which ended up taking their lifes and that shaped my story long before I even understood it.

As I got older, those wounds began to show in different ways. I found myself caught in unhealthy relationships, family fallouts, and situations that left me feeling broken and unseen.

I experienced domestic violence, sexual assault and homelessness… Ive reached moments so dark that I tried to end my own life multiple times, I really felt like I had nowhere to go...physically, emotionally, and spiritually.

In my teenage years, I slipped into bad habits and self-destructive behaviours, convincing myself I was just “having fun and being a rebelious teenager” But deep down, I was trying to numb the pain, escape emotions I didn’t know how to face and silence the chaos within.

I lost myself more than once.
But no matter how lost I was, something inside me kept pushing forward.

Becoming a mother changed everything.
It saved my life… LITTERALLY!

It gave me a reason to see myself with more kindness and love, to face my pain with honesty, and to start

truly healing.

I’m not claiming to have it all figured out because healing isn’t a straight path... It’s messy, painful,

and full of lessons.
But I’m choosing to grow, heal, and be vulnerable... to turn my story into something that can

help and inspire others to keep going.

I created We Ar’ Warriors because I know what it’s like to feel invisible in your struggles.
I know what it’s like to carry so much and still try smile through it.

But no one should have to suffer in silence.

My mission is to create a safe space, a community where we can speak our truths, support

each other, and break the stigma surrounding mental health and trauma.

You are not alone.
There is hope.
And even after everything...healing is possible.

If I can make it through, so can you!