For more than a decade, I’ve been writing my way through the fault lines of a life that has split, shifted, and reshaped me in ways I could never have predicted. What began as a private attempt to understand the cracks—grief, betrayal, identity collapse, resilience, reinvention—grew into a sustained practice of turning the unspoken into sentences.
I learned early that some experiences are too complex for casual conversation and too heavy to carry alone. So I wrote. And over time, that writing sharpened into a voice unafraid to explore the stories we whisper, bury, or believe are ours to endure in isolation. My work is for anyone walking through their own wreckage, searching for clarity, company, or even just the reminder that survival can be a creative act.
I share these pieces openly—blogs, essays, and three self-published books that remain living documents, works in progress, evolving alongside me as I grow my craft. One day, I hope to place them in the hands of a team beyond myself—people who can help shepherd the stories into their fullest form.
Outside the page, my life is equally full. I run a thriving dental practice, raise two remarkable sons, and pour my determination into endurance athletics: marathons (including Boston), triathlons, and two Ironman finishes. These roles—mother, doctor, athlete, writer—are not competing identities but interconnected systems that have shaped the way I think, feel, rebuild, and tell the truth.
At its core, my work is about grit, growth, compassion, and the audacity to keep becoming. If you’ve found your way here, maybe you’re standing on your own fault line. If so—welcome. You’re in good company.
