Life changed overnight.
I'm glad you found your way here.
If you've arrived here after reading my essay with the National MS Society, welcome.
When I was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in 2014, I desperately wanted someone who could help me navigate what came after the appointment.
Not just the medical decisions.
The fear.
The uncertainty.
The patient advocacy.
The relationships.
The career questions.
The identity shift.
Over the past twelve years, I've created the resources I wish someone had handed me during those early days.
Whether you're newly diagnosed or have been living with a chronic illness for years, I hope they help you feel a little less alone—and a little more equipped for what's ahead.
Start here
The Fear Breakthrough: A Practical Guide for Courage Under Pressure
A free guide for moving through fear without getting stuck.
When life changes overnight, fear has a way of convincing us that everything is urgent and everything is hopeless.
This guide introduces the simple framework that's helped me—and many others—separate fear from truth so we can make thoughtful decisions, even during uncertain times.
Practical resources
These are tools I've created from my own experience navigating MS, patient advocacy, and the realities of living with uncertainty.
Coming soon:
✔ Doctor Appointment Worksheet
✔ Questions to Ask After a Diagnosis
✔ Patient Advocacy Guide
✔ Recommended Books & Resources
Looking for more personalized support?
Sometimes a guide is enough.
Sometimes you need someone to help you think through the decisions, fears, and identity shifts that come after a diagnosis.
That's why I created the Private Resilience Intensive.
It's a one-on-one experience for high-performing women navigating life-changing diagnoses and major life disruptions—women who are trying to keep showing up for their careers, families, and lives while quietly carrying far more than most people realize.
Learn more about the Private Resilience Intensive →
(No sales copy here.)
Just the invitation.
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Every week or two, I share reflections on resilience, uncertainty, patient advocacy, and what it means to build a meaningful life after things don't go according to plan.
If that sounds helpful, I'd love to stay in touch.
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