I was born an only child into a family marked by trauma and neurodivergence, and from my earliest years I felt different — like I didn’t quite fit into the world around me. My path was not an easy one. I experienced the foster system, addiction, toxic relationships, brushes with the law, homelessness, and the devastating loss of loved ones to addiction. By the time I was still very young, I had already lost seven people I cared for deeply.

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For the longest time, I did not understand that I was a highly sensitive empath, nor did I know what it meant. The world just felt like it was too much. I tried to hide my sensitivity, intelligence, and gifts because they felt like burdens in a world that didn’t understand them. I searched for comfort in destructive places, and for a long time, I lived with the belief that life itself was against me. I spent years absorbing the pain and stories of others and built an identity around the EMOTIONS AND REACTIONS OF OTHERS. I did not know who I was, and I ran from that in every way I could.

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I thought that it was my purpose to serve humanity and help others, and while running from myself and my own wounds, I became lost in thinking that my struggles were meant to teach others. Why else would I have gone through them and still be alive?

 

The breaking point came one day when I found myself on the side of the road, alone, without money or direction. I sat with my journal, writing out my despair, convinced that life was nothing but bad, that I was utterly defeated. I didn't want to be alive anymore.

 

Something shifted within me and I was given an insight that changed me. I realized it wasn’t the world itself that was broken, nor was I — it was how I was seeing it. It was what I believed in my mind that was causing life to unfold the way it was. I didn't feel like a victim anymore, but felt a new awareness that I could choose a different perspective, question everything I thought, and create something new. That simple but profound shift of responsibility changed everything.

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From that moment, I began the slow and steady work of transforming my life from the inside out. I read hundreds of books, studied quantum physics, neuroscience, and consciousness, explored healing through psychedelics, and devoted myself to meditation and present-moment awareness.

 

In 2013, I met my husband, who was the first person to show me unconditional love and true spirituality. Together we built a life, even guiding others through psilocybin ceremonies starting in 2016. His passing in 2019 — just two days before the birth of my second child — was one of the deepest pains I’ve ever experienced, yet it also deepened my connection to God and to my own inner strength. I carry on this journey with him in my heart always, and I will walk the path of inner truth for the rest of my life.

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Through all of it, I’ve learned to see my empathy and sensitivity as a gift and my awareness as a guide. I’ve embraced the full spectrum of my emotions instead of running from them. I’ve studied the ego and learned to recognize its stories rather than live inside them. I have learned that my struggles did not happen because I was supposed to help others, but because I had valuable lessons to learn and integrate. Most importantly, I’ve discovered that true transformation begins within — that by creating alignment in body, mind, and spirit, we naturally shift the world around us.

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Today, my life is rooted in presence and strong self-awareness. I do not want to pretend I have all the answers for anyone, but instead offer the wisdom I now have learned to embody. I value compassion, kindness, balance, meditation, and above all, self-awareness. I’m still on my journey, but I’ve reached a place of stillness and clarity that once felt impossible. And now, I share what I’ve learned with others — guiding those who are ready to step out of survival, meet themselves with love, and create a life aligned with their highest truth.

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I want people to know they are not alone. That no matter how chaotic life can feel, there is always a way back to center.

 

Healing is possible. Peace is possible. Transformation is possible.

 

If I can create it after everything I’ve lived through, then so can you.

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Now that you know a very short version of my own story, I am ready to hear yours! Let's come together.