About Me
When I was a college freshman, I lost my mom. She was misdiagnosed, and by the time her illness was discovered, we only had a few months left with her. Her passing devastated our family, and survival became our priority. My future ambitions fell by the wayside as we tried to navigate life without her.
That same year, I met my husband, and the following year, we had our daughter, named in honor of my mom. She was the light we desperately needed, bringing moments of joy to our grief. A year later, our son was born, but I became gravely ill. At just 22, with a 17-month-old and a 2-month-old, I faced the terrifying prospect of not surviving. I was diagnosed with a rare autoimmune disease. In those darkest moments, I longed for my mom’s wisdom and strength.
Through sheer determination, treatment, and prayer, I slowly began to heal. I had to fight for my family, for the chance to hear my son call me “Mama,” and for the gift of being present with my children. My journey taught me the urgency of life and the power of love. After years of struggle, I went into remission, a blessing I’m grateful for every day.
We moved to Kansas City when our kids were small, and while my husband thrived, I had to rebuild my life again. In my 30s, I focused on rediscovering myself. I had survived immense loss, illness, and the challenges of young motherhood. These experiences shaped me, teaching me about resilience, gratitude, and the human spirit’s capacity for growth.
I came to understand how much of our lives are influenced by subconscious beliefs formed in childhood. Our minds, like primitive computer systems, operate on outdated programming designed to help us survive. But as adults, we have the power to rewrite those scripts. By understanding and reprogramming our subconscious minds, we can move beyond survival and truly thrive.
Life is about love and growth, and both can be uncomfortable. But I’ve learned that within us lies the power to heal, rewire, and create a life of purpose and joy. I’m here to remind you: you can change your life. You can find freedom. And I’d love to help guide you on that journey.
A Few things About Me
I am a Bookworm with a love for learning, I am always on the lookout for the next great read.
I have a deep love for animals, they have the purest of spirits.
Horses are my symbol for freedom and that is the energy they embody for me.
Nature is a place of peace and hiking is one of my favorite ways to destress and appreciate the beauty of life.
I love writing, it’s therapeutic in itself and an amazing tool for healing.
I’ve published two children’s books. One about the beauty of life and kindness and the other about the spirit and love of dogs.
I have three fur babies; Binx, Birdie, and Zuko.
I am obsessed with real estate and historic architecture.
I love to clap for others.
There is nothing better than a good laugh with my loved ones.
My personal perspective; life is short, make the changes you need to make, and remember Fear is a Liar