I have lived through invisible disabilities that reshaped my life—seizures, Hereditary Angioedema (type 2 HAEA), and Amelogenesis Imperfecta. At 23, medical complications led to the removal of all my teeth and a hospitalization where I was placed on life support. Alongside these health challenges, I’ve faced divorce, agoraphobia, and the responsibility of caring for my brother after multiple strokes and a heart attack. These trials could have left me broken, but instead they became the foundation for my purpose. I began certification training to better understand how to cope and to help others walking similar paths. My journey has taught me that resilience is not about facing struggles alone—it’s about community, compassion, and the power of being heard. My mission is to create spaces where invisible battles are acknowledged, where listening is valued as deeply as speaking, and where hardship is transformed into healing.