My legacy isn’t about fixing people. It’s about guiding women back to themselves, back to the wisdom their bodies have been communicating all along. It’s about creating a world where women feel empowered to ask questions, seek answers, trust their intuition, and refuse to settle for feeling unwell.

Though I grew up in Quincy in a deeply Italian-Irish Catholic culture, my dad was an atheist-buddhist-anti-capitalist, who served in the military, had long hair, drove a Harley, and was an outdoorsman. Mom was an herbalist and a homeopath

You are two years old now. Curious, sturdy, radiant in the way only a child who feels safe and loved can be. You believe, with your whole body, that I am here. There was a time when I could not be.