Renee, I don’t know you personally, but your words touched my heart. I want you to know that needing help in a hard season does not make you less valuable, less capable, or forgotten by God. Raising a son alone while carrying emotional, financial, and spiritual weight is heavy, and the fact that you’re still praying, still seeking, and still showing up says a lot about your strength. Sometimes we think purpose always looks big, fast, or obvious, but purpose can also look like enduring, nurturing, loving your child well, and refusing to give up when life feels delayed. God has not abandoned you. Even in silence, He is still present. I also believe loneliness can make us question ourselves deeply, but being single does not mean you are unwanted or without direction. Keep seeking God, but don’t overlook the small ways He may already be speaking through provision, people helping you, your son, your ability to keep going, and even your desire for more. Praying peace, clarity, strength, and open doors over your life. One step at a time.