Who would’ve thought that all those “unqualified” years as a stay-at-home mom were actually preparing me for a future I couldn’t even dream of? Let me tell you, it’s been the adventure of a lifetime. And thank God I wasn’t in charge of planning it, because if I had been? Let’s just say it would’ve been boring!
I married my high school sweetheart, and together we’ve built a beautiful life—running a successful construction company, managing a livestock operation, and raising three incredible humans. The best part? It feels like we’re just getting started. 

I remember being a little girl with big dreams of who I was going to be when I grew up. Do you remember what you wanted to be at ten years old? I never imagined how much I would love being a mama—but I also didn’t realize how easy it would be to lose myself in the process.
The longer I believed I was just a mom, the harder it became to see myself as anything else. Sound familiar? If you’ve ever felt that way, trust me—you’re not alone, and you’re not stuck. 

How do I watch my daughter’s life change forever? How do I “save” her? Those were the questions I kept asking myself. Frustration and tears became my everyday reality in the weeks following her diagnosis of Type 1 diabetes.
But you know what? That heartbreak also lit a fire in me—a fire for her and for other moms walking through the same struggles.
The financial stress alone is overwhelming—wondering if insurance will cover it, how much, and how often. And then there’s the frustration of sitting in doctor’s offices, looking for answers they either couldn’t or wouldn’t give us. If you’ve ever felt this way, you’re not alone. I see you, Mama, and I’m here to help. 💕

The Best of me

There’s a reason you’ve been through everything you have. You can choose to complain and stay stuck, or you can step into victory and use your story to grow and help others. I promise, someone out there is waiting for exactly what you have to offer! 

Coming face-to-face with who you were created to be? It can be SCARY AS HELL! I questioned everything God was so clearly calling me to do. But instead of running, I dove in—headfirst. From money management to nutrition to working from home, I got busy learning and didn’t stop. I was ALL IN.