12/08/2026
Outside of my busy work life, I've been quietly working on something incredibly personal.
I'm writing my memoir.
It's the story of navigating chronic illness and disability, and everything that came with it. The medical gaslighting. The misdiagnoses. The permanent side effects. The grief. The anxiety. The depression. The moments I questioned everything. And, eventually, the journey of rebuilding a life I never imagined I'd have.
I'm currently challenging myself to hit 80,000 words over the next three weeks, and while reliving some of these chapters is cathartic, it's also incredibly confronting.
People often ask me why I'd want to revisit such a difficult time.
The answer is simple. This is the book I desperately needed when I was first diagnosed.
I wanted honesty. I wanted someone to tell me I wasn't imagining things. I wanted someone to talk about the loneliness, the fear, the identity shift and the hope that eventually finds its way back.
So that's what I'm writing.
It still has plenty of work ahead of it, including editing, formatting, and all the behind-the-scenes magic. But if my story can help even one person feel less alone, every word will be worth it.
So, if you'd like to be one of the first to know when it's ready, sign up via the link here https://forms.contacta.io/6a7c1929e3c15edb073ae3f8.html and I'll let you know when she's good to go.
This book is for every person who's ever been told, "It's all in your head."
I promise you—it isn't.
