For over three decades, I worked inside Western medicine — twenty-two of those years as a Certified Emergency Room Nurse. I was trauma certified, pediatric ER certified, and I showed up for every shift ready to advocate fiercely for my patients.
What I wasn't doing? Any of that for myself.
I watched inflammation, exhaustion, and disconnection quietly take root in my own body while I preached prevention to everyone else. The missing piece wasn't more medical knowledge — I had plenty of that. It was alignment. Mind, body, and spirit. When one is off, the body keeps score. I learned that the hard way.
Everything shifted when I discovered that addressing the root cause — reducing inflammation, balancing the gut microbiome, and stabilizing blood sugars and hormones — wasn't just clinical theory. It was the path back to feeling like myself again.
Today I'm a retired nurse, a bestselling co-author, a speaker, and the CEO & Founder of Carefolio®, a personal health records tool born from my belief that we all deserve to be our own best advocate. I rose to the top of my wellness company in under eleven months, which gave me something I never expected: the freedom to serve people from a place of wholeness instead of exhaustion.
Now I work with women as an elite spiritual mindset coach, guiding them to find alignment in mind, body, and spirit so they can heal, lead, and live with intention. Not through bootcamps or shame — through the kind of deep, root-cause transformation that actually sticks.
You're not broken. You might just be missing a few pieces. And I think we can find them together.

"You're not broken. You might just be missing a few pieces."

Wife, mom, and grandma-in-waiting. I do this work so I can keep showing up for the people who matter — traveling with my husband, walking the path behind our deck, and saying yes to the days ahead.
My wellness routine isn't precious. It's portable, gentle, and built to survive carpool, travel, and the occasional birthday cake.
The best part of this work is the women who walk it with me — at retreats, events, and late-night text threads.






From the podcast booth to ballroom keynotes to a friend's kitchen table — I'm telling the same story: small, kind choices add up, and you don't need to be perfect to feel well.
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