Full-Spectrum Doula · Pennsylvania
I'm someone who has lived this.
I don't just understand fertility, pregnancy, loss, and postpartum from textbooks — I understand it from being in it. From the waiting, the hoping, the heartbreak, and the trying again.
When I support you, I'm not standing above your experience. I'm right there with you.
Our Journey
Each time holding onto hope. Each time learning how to start over again.
Infertility changes you in ways people don't always see. It teaches you how to carry both grief and hope at the same time. And that stays with you.
My path into this work is rooted in the loss of my son, Danny.
I experienced a high-risk pregnancy complicated by a chronic placental abruption, and he passed away in the NICU at just 9 days old.
There's no way to fully explain what that does to you. But I remember so clearly the moments in between — the questions, the fear, the silence, the feeling of "what do we do now?"
And what stood out the most… was how much of it we had to carry alone. Not because people didn't care — but because there just wasn't enough support for the in-between parts.
That's why I do this. Because no one should have to walk through moments like that feeling unsupported, unseen, or like they have to hold it all together.
Still On My Journey
Now, I'm in a place where I'm still on my journey.
And I think that matters. Because when I support you, I'm not standing above your experience — I'm right there with you.
You Are Welcome Here
You don't have to filter yourself here.
You don't have to "be strong" here.
You just get to be.
You are not too much.
Your story is not too complicated.
You are allowed to hold grief and hope at the same time.
And you don't have to do it alone.
The parts people talk about — and the parts they don't.