Our Story in Color

For a long time, I was a mom who couldn’t leave home. I struggled with alcohol, with isolation, agoraphobia/panic disorder, and I distanced myself from everyone, including my own son. Those were the hardest years of my life, marked by guilt, and the fear that I might never rebuild what was slipping away.

Today, my son and I create films together. Our small, non‑commercial projects focus on mental health, anti‑bullying, suicide prevention, and the quiet battles people fight behind closed doors. We make these films in hopes that someone out there — a parent, a kid, anyone struggling — might feel a little less alone.

This is our way of turning pain into purpose. Of turning distance into connection. Of turning survival into support.

If our story reaches even one person who needs it, then every step was worth it. I will never stop until we support as many people as we can. We can’t be everywhere at once — but a film can be distributed anywhere.