With a Master’s degree in holistic nutrition and multiple health certifications, I’ve dedicated my career to helping others transform their health. From a young age, I dreamed of becoming a mom, but first I wanted to live life to the fullest before starting that chapter.
In my 20s and 30s, I worked as a nutritionist and personal trainer, building a deep foundation in hormones and health optimization. Like many career-focused women, it wasn’t until I turned 40 that I felt ready to become a mom.
Just two days after my 40th birthday, I met my husband and knew he was the one I wanted to build a life with. By then, I’d already overcome significant health challenges—including amenorrhea, hypothyroidism, adrenal dysfunction, and heavy metal toxicity—by focusing on root-cause solutions when conventional medicine fell short. These holistic approaches not only restored my health but also prepared me for motherhood.
But life threw me an unexpected curveball. At age 41, I suffered a severe concussion, which drastically altered my hormones. Five months later, I was told I was no longer fertile and might even face early menopause. Hearing this news just as I was ready to become a mother was devastating.
I initially explored fertility treatments, including IVF. But the costs, low success rates for women over 40, and clinics’ unwillingness to work with my own eggs made the process unappealing. My husband encouraged me to pursue natural fertility instead.
I dove back into research and spent a year holistically preparing my body. I was able to conceive naturally at 43, deliver a healthy baby at 44, and do it again at the age of 46. My story is a testament to the power of natural fertility optimization, even after 40.
If you’re considering motherhood later in life, whether naturally or with IVF, there is hope. I’m here to help you navigate your path to starting or growing your family.