Breauna Chante’ was born in Oroville, California, into poverty, dysfunction, and a fight she never asked for. By 12 years old, she was on her own, navigating life without parents, guidance, or a safe place to land. What followed were years of survival, trauma, and hard roads that took her across the country, and almost took her out.

She’s a mother of six, three boys, three girls and every one of them knows the strength of the woman who raised them. But before she ever became “mama,” she was a statistic. A girl no one expected to make it. A young woman consumed by systems that failed her. And later, a survivor of trafficking who had to make a choice: stay buried or fight her way back to life.

She chose to fight.

For over a decade, Breauna has worked in the very communities that once overlooked her, serving as a fierce advocate, mentor, and guide for families, youth, and women finding their way out of the dark. Her impact doesn’t come from titles or credentials. It comes from redemption. Today, she runs her own consulting business, using her story to help others rewrite theirs.

Breauna writes with the kind of honesty most people avoid, the kind that comes from living through hell and still choosing healing. Her words aren’t performance. They’re permission. For women to rise. For mothers to reclaim their power. And for survivors to take back their names.

This chapter isn’t just a testimony, it’s a movement. One born from a whisper between her and God, and a promise to never let another woman believe she’s too far gone.