My journey into caregiving began at the age of 15, when my mother suddenly passed away. I found myself becoming the caretaker for my younger sister, and in an instant, I transitioned from being a child to being responsible for someone else. This experience, though difficult, showed me the isolation that can come from not having a support system to rely on. For years, I had to figure everything out on my own, which sparked my passion for helping others avoid that same struggle. I don’t want anyone to go through life feeling alone, overwhelmed, or spending endless hours searching for answers.

As a mother of a child with autism, I spent over 14 years researching holistic nutrition and supplementation to help my son thrive. I know firsthand how draining it can be physically and emotionally, and I’ve questioned whether I would have the energy to keep up as my child grew. I wanted to be present for my children not just in the moment, but for their future as well—something I didn’t get from my own mother. It was important to me that I was there, not only as a mother, but as a healthy and energized role model.