11/23/2025
Two years ago today, during Thanksgiving week, my life as I knew it turned to dust.
A long-term relationship ended, family stuff blew up, and the first signs of mold poisoning showed up before I even knew what was coming. Within months Iād lose hair, energy, confidence, and the version of myself I used to recognize in the mirror.
Whatās wild is that when I took this photo, I had no idea I was about to walk into one of the hardest chapters of my life⦠or that it would be the chapter that pushed me toward , work, , and eventually writing a book to help other people make sense of their own symptoms.
Seeing this is like a ātimestampā from the moment right before my life rerouted itself.
Iāve been slowly climbing out of that season ever since⦠rebuilding my health, my work, my identity, and honestly my relationship with myself. And itās taken me two years to finally feel like Iām becoming someone I actually recognize again.
If anything, Iām sharing this because I know how many people hit their breaking point around the holidays. And if youāre in a season where your body feels unfamiliar or your life feels upside down, youāre not alone⦠Youāre not broken⦠And youāre not ātoo late.ā
Iām still healing too.
And Iām sharing what Iāve learned so far so nobody feels as lost as I did back then.
If youāre trying to understand in a way that actually feels doable, my beginnerās guide is linked in my bio. It breaks down early signs, prevention, and what you can do to support your body if symptoms have already started.
Comment āmoldā and Iāll send the link right to you!
Iām grateful for the progress Iāve madeā¦
and for the people whoāve been here along the way.