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I think it was somewhere off Route 7.
I was 12 years old, homeless, and living in a tent. It wasn’t easy, but it made me tough.
Folks, by the time I was in middle school, I had been a frequent flier with children’s services. I had lived in over a dozen homes and experienced abuse, hunger, and homelessness.
But I was determined to find a way out. I credit public schools with saving my life. And I worked three jobs in college and medical school to fulfill my dream of becoming a doctor.
I’m not sharing this story to earn sympathy points. I’m sharing it because these experiences shaped who I am and how I fight.
They’re why I’ll never look the other way while Ohio families struggle to afford groceries, healthcare, childcare, or a place to call home. I know what it’s like to need someone to fight for you.
That’s why I’m running for governor.
Look, there’s no doubt this will be a tough fight. I’m up against an out-of-touch billionaire who has no idea what it’s like to struggle. He’s spending tens of millions to buy this state for his own selfish gain.
But I’m ready for a tough fight. And if I learned anything from my childhood, it’s that no one gets through anything alone. That’s where you come in, folks.
Together, I know we can build a future for Ohio that works for everyone. So if you’re ready to fight for that future and defeat an out-of-touch billionaire, then I’m asking for just $3 today. Because when thousands of grassroots supporters come together, nothing is impossible
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Thank you for listening, and be well.
Amy Acton
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