My Story
A Survivor’s Call to Action
I am a survivor of domestic violence, and my purpose is unwavering: to stand beside every person who has endured or is still enduring abuse. My journey has shown me a painful truth — resources for victims are often limited, scattered, or hidden, leaving too many people trapped in silence, fear, and uncertainty.
I once believed that being strong, educated, and independent would protect me. It didn’t. I fell into emotional, financial, and physical abuse — patterns rooted in childhood that followed me into adulthood. I rationalized the harm. I became co‑dependent. I tried to heal through counseling, through loved ones, through sheer will. And still, breaking free felt impossible. The reality of it is; it can happen to anyone.
When I finally chose to end the cycle, I discovered how hard it truly is to find guidance, legal protection, and safe spaces. The system is fragmented. The support is inconsistent. And the isolation is overwhelming. Unless you’ve lived it, it’s hard to understand how heavy that loneliness can be.
That is why I am building the Tribe of Warriors — a community rooted in action, advocacy, and protection. A place where survivors lift survivors. A movement that demands change, raises awareness, and refuses to let anyone fight alone.
Your support matters. You can stand with us by donating, attending fundraising events, sharing this message, or simply using your voice to speak up for victims of domestic violence.
To anyone living in fear right now: please reach out. You are not invisible. You are not to blame. You deserve safety, dignity, and hope — and there is a community ready to fight beside you.
Crazy Warrior Woman
contact email:
diana.carlile@crazywarriorwoman.com
We are a designated non-profit, 501(3) c, all donations are tax deductible.
Domestic Violence Hotline
1-800-799-SAFE (7233)
Create a Safety Plan..
WHAT IS A SAFETY PLAN?
A safety plan is a set of actions that can help lower your risk of being hurt by your partner. It includes information specific to you and your life that will increase your safety at school, home, and other places that you go on a daily basis.
Safe Word:
What word or phrase can you use as a code in a phone call, text, or instant message to ask your family, friends, or neighbors to call for help without your partner knowing?