Registered Nurse

In 2009 after working in a factory for 12 years I decided to make a change and enter into nursing school.  The first part of my schooling found me working the midnight shift, being a single mom caring for my son and going to school full time. I was blessed the company I was working for was amazing and downsized. I was one under 55 who was able to retire.  I started my nursing program in the fall of 2010 and graduated in 2013.  Being able to walk across that stage with my son watching was what made all the long days, endless studying, worry and stress worth it.

I have been working as an RN going on my 13th year I am so grateful for the training received from the medical aspect,  it helps me visualize the inner  workings and allows me to see first hand how trauma effects the body and the ability to transition either ease or hard. 

Working the past 2 years bed side as a hospice nurse has allowed me the great honor to hold space for those transitioning from this earth life back to the soul space.   The main thing I have been witness to is; soul will release what it needs to before we transition wither we make the couscous choice to fix it now or as we are on the way to the next soul phase.   

P.S.  It is better to face the things now so you have years of joy because facing on the death bed is rough.