Growing up, I wanted to express this purpose by changing people's lives through music but somehow the universe shifted me to cater to motherhood. Fell in love within a year of meeting my soulmate and from there we bloomed with five radiant children. Being a mother, especially an indigenous pregnant wombman, I began to pay attention to how I was treated differently in the hospitals and immediately wanted to "do something" about it. 

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In 2018, after the birth of my son, I started doing research on how I could change the narrative in hospitals.  I wanted to show up for other wombman who had went through the same thing, if not worst than me. That is what lead me to becoming a doula.

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In 2020, I enrolled at the National Black Doula Association, in a pandemic and finished while pregnant with my last child. With all my knowledge, evidence based information, rights over birth package, I was able to labor undisturbed, unmedicated and peaceful enough for me to give birth the way I wanted. I beat the system. I felt empowered. NO one was going to force me into anything my body and mind didn't see fit for my child.