I decided at 7 years old that I wanted to be a physician and began researching different paths to achieve my goal as well as started shadowing in the area hospitals at age 13.  I was a Valedictorian of my graduating class from Ozark, MO.  I then began attending college at the University of Missouri - Kansas City, School of Medicine and graduated from their accelerated program where earned Bachelors of Liberal Arts at the same time as Doctorate of Medicine in 2008.  I then moved to MN for Family Medicine Residency through the University of Minnesota, North Memorial Family Medicine Residency, and I continued to follow my passion of caring for the entire patient as a person and not strictly as a disease or lab test as well ensuring always learning to provide the best care for every patient.  I felt privileged to work with patients of all ages and multiple generations in the same family.  I also enjoyed learning about new research and discoveries through out the medical field.  It was while in residency I met and fell in love with my husband.  I graduated from the 3 year residency in 2011.  After residency, I provided full spectrum cares where worked in a clinic, covered 2 hospitals, performed prenatal cares and deliveries.  Since then, we have enlarged our family beyond our furry babies to add a son and 2 daughters who provide us with infinite joy, adventure, fun, and help us rediscover the world in all its beauty everyday.  It was after we welcomed our son when I realized it is too difficult to be able to get to the daycare in time when covering 2 hospitals and having to potentially go into the hospital at all hours of the day and night and changed to outpatient / clinic only in 2014 where continued to provide the highest quality cares possible for my patients and continued to work more with more challenging or more complex conditions that affect the entire body.  I also taught  and continue to teach at medical conferences locally at the organization level, at the annual MN Academy of Pediatrics conference, and other states where attendees were from multiple countries in addition to being part of international working groups or consortiums.  In 2018, I was chosen to be on the Board of Directors of the MN Academy of Family Physicians after being a MN Delegate to the American Academy of Family Physicians for the NCCL conference.  A few months later, opened my own separate organization, Complex Cares LLC, and continued to strive for the highest quality cares for all my patients.  I also continue to educate others about the conditions to improve access to cares.  I have also been asked (and accepted) to be a peer reviewer for articles submitted for publication regarding Ehlers Danlos Syndrome as well as peer reviewed multiple articles regarding women's health / obstetric & gynecologic cares, urologic cares, and mast cell diseases.  I further have published the case series listed on our website as well as am the lead author in the article also listed on our website establishing the first ever management guidelines for management of mast cell activation syndrome in pregnancy, delivery, postpartum, and lactation, which is in the Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology in addition to authoring the obstetric chapter of the book Disjointed that was released May 2020 in honor of EDS awareness month.  I was a co-author of the international consensus statement with link on our website about diagnostic criteria for Mast Cell Activation Syndrome.