At the time, she had no idea what that would mean. She couldn’t have imagined it would take her through a 14-year battle with alcohol, two rehabs, two detox programs, the pain of divorce, the heartbreak of a son who sometimes hated her, and the loss of friends and family. And when that calling seemed unbearably heavy, she fought it, resisted it, and told God she wanted no part of it if this was the price.

Yet, even at her lowest—when it felt like there was nothing left—the vision remained. And now, on the other side of addiction, sober but frustrated, she sees the deep need for a place where women can recover in a way that truly speaks to them. She saw that need firsthand in rehab and detox, realizing that women think differently, feel differently, and often find themselves disillusioned with traditional recovery approaches.

So, she walked away from a six-figure career at UPS to create something new—a space where women can heal without judgment, without shame, and without the pressure to relive every mistake in order to move forward. A space where recovery isn’t about labels but about rediscovering self-worth, embracing love, and finding peace in who they are today—not who they were yesterday.