I’m a moderator for The Mom Link, a supportive community of women from around the world. Together, we connect with families seeking prayers, healing, and hope after loss, offering a space for deep connection, compassionate support, and spiritual growth.

Recently, we’ve even been invited to share our experiences on podcasts about grief and loss — something very close to my heart.

I’m also a writer and storyteller, and my career has taken me across multiple genres — from heartfelt personal columns to fiction and deeply emotional non-fiction. For years, I wrote a weekly column for the Pascack Press Newspaper titled I Just Need to Breathe, where I shared the ups and downs of family life.

With four children and an extended family full of colorful characters, each column offered a glimpse into the everyday joys and challenges of raising a family, while opening the door to feedback and connection from readers.

Over time, my writing resonated with so many people who related to my tales of family antics, finding both humor and reflection in my words. My final column, written after the passing of my son Drew, marked a poignant end to that chapter. It left readers with not only a sense of my loss, but also a deeper appreciation for the bonds of family.