​ Currently I live in Tulsa, Ok. with 5 cats, 2 dogs, and 1 ferret, who are my pride. I was thinking of moving back to Memphis, Tn. soon, but have since changed my mind. I realized two things; first off all of the people that I love, and care about most live here in the Mid-West, and second I've never backed down from a fight in my life. Which is why I do not intend to allow those people here who have persecuted me due to my religious beliefs to drive me away from the ones I love. If these people want a fight, I'll give it to them, because I will not back down, or be driven off by haters

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    In high school, while studying ancient Egypt, I first learned about Bast, the Goddess of Cats, and started on the path to becoming the devout Pagan that I am today. I love Her, and worship Her with every breath I take, and I am so very happy that it is She who watches over me. Even though I am Pagan, I am not a Wiccan, and I do practice Meta-physics. Because there is little to nothing known about the worship practices for Bast, and most of what I have learned about Meta-physics is from Wicca, I have incorporated Wiccan practices into how I worship Bast. Plus as a Meta-physical practitioner I am a Healer, and Wicca is one of the best schools to learn the art of healing from.         

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 Speaking of school, I recently enrolled in online college classes, with University of Phoenix, and will eventually acquire a Masters Degree in Psychology. After living in Oklahoma for 27 years, and meeting a large number of people who have been emotionally damaged, usually due to having been abused as children, I cannot help but think that my degree would be put to best use here, yet another good reason to stay. I am at heart a Healer, and I want to help people as much as they will let me.

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 As a child I was also a victim of child abuse, so I know the kind of damage that it can do to people. Everyone deserves a chance to be happy with their life, but for those of us who were abused as children this simple right was denied to us. Instead of knowing love, and support from our families, we grew up knowing fear, and pain at the hands of those we should have been able to trust. Enduring these things at an early age can, and does damage people, most often by teaching us to hate ourselves. I have overcome this self-hatred, and I want to help other people to do this as well.