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Endometriosis, Fibroids, and Adenomyosis: My Decision to Have a Hysterectomy
I’ve always been a “let’s plan it out and execute it perfectly” kind of gal. It’s just the way I’m wired. Sometimes I feel like I’m making up for lost time, and somewhere along the way, I stopped wishing for things and started building them. Instead of walking around saying, “I wish I had a _____,” I shifted into action mode. And once that switch flipped, it became: hit the ground running and never look back. Hyper-focused. Blinders on. Go big or go home. That mentality car
Empty Nest- Full Laundry Basket
I never thought I would be this excited to do laundry and I certainly never thought the laundry room could break my heart a little… My husband has always been the laundry king. Even the kids know that if there is a stubborn stain, a missing button, or a mystery spill, he is the one you call. Because of this, he taught them how to do their own laundry early in life. The lessons over the washing machine were plentiful: how many scoops of OxiClean, how to pull chocolate out of a


What I’m Speaking About at GLOW (and Why It Matters)
This year at GLOW, I’m speaking about something we all live with — our inner dialogue. The truth is, the words we whisper to ourselves matter even more than the ones we say out loud. When we learn to speak with kindness and truth, everything changes.


5 Powerful Takeaways from GLOW
Last year’s GLOW reminded me of something powerful: we are not meant to do this life alone. From rediscovering rest to remembering that our stories matter, these five takeaways are the reminders every woman needs to hear.


When Women Shine
I created GLOW because I believe women shine brightest when they’re given space to be seen, supported, and inspired. It’s more than an event, it’s a movement. A place to pause, refuel, and remember the light that’s always been inside you.
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