I’m a Rock Steady Coach diagnosed in 2019 with Parkinson’s Disease. I am a United States Air Force military veteran, with 10 years of military service. My service time was honorable and memorable. As I transitioned outside of the military, I looked for the areas that I could most improve on; my knowledge and workmanship led to different leadership roles that combined health informatics, quality training and education, information management, business, and patient care procedures in diverse health organizations. I have my bachelors in Healthcare Administration and my Masters in Health Informatics.

My diagnosis changed all my future plans, along with driving my desire to help others in need. My health and functionality to sustain became my forefront. As my training and research in physical health increased, I knew my voice and desire could help many more. Restoring muscle movement, circulation, and revitalizing sensitivity to any extremity is an important factor to movement. I’ve always felt that if one surrounds oneself with others who battle challenges, who are truthful about outlooks, and who open doors for others then one can value the gratefulness and experience positive outcomes.

In my spare time, I enjoy traveling, being outdoors, listening to music, smiling, and making memories. I write poetry, sing car karaoke, and will be the first to say hi!