Pinky Hills is the author’s voice, created in silence, difficulty, and survival. She grew up in a background where women are not prominent or noticeable. This way, she experienced deep sorrow and distress when confronted with cultural expectations and societal pressures. Rather than allowing those barriers to be her identity, she reimagined them as empowerment and expression.

Her own loss, depression, and stigma provided her with an alternative definition of resilience, healing, and the strength of speaking the truth. Telling her story, she illuminates frequently invisible struggles that many walk through alone, making space for compassion, conversation, and resilience.

At its core, Pink Hills made a promise to her deceased mother, whose sacrifices taught her to be courageous and compassionate. Her work honors not just her own life but also raises the voices of those women who’ve been silenced and reclaims others’ power.

As a memoirist, women’s rights activist, and mental health advocate, Pinky Hills empowers her voice to reverse stigma, initiate conversation, and mobilize change movements. Her work is a testament to personal truth and a call to collective healing and freedom.