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This episode is personal.

Michael was a part of my life during some of my younger years, and even long after our relationship ended, his story remained a chapter of mine. We met in 2006, and what followed was young love in all its forms — complicated, imperfect, memorable, and real.

In this episode, I’m sharing the Michael I knew, pieces of our story, the memories that stayed with me, and what it feels like to look back on that time in my life now that I’m older.

In 2016, Michael’s life was tragically cut short at just 29 years old.

This episode isn’t just about how his life ended. It’s about who he was, young love, loss, growth, and the people who leave an imprint on our lives even after they’re gone.

This is Michael’s story through my eyes — A Life Interrupted.

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Women wear so many hats—mom, wife, partner, friend, professional, caregiver, and somehow we’re still expected to find time to be ourselves in the middle of it all.

In this episode of Life Interrupted, I’m joined by my friend Vicki Ortiz as we talk about the many hats women wear and everything in between. Vicki shares what life looks like balancing marriage, motherhood, her career, and serving in the National Guard Reserves, while we both get into the reality of trying to show up for everyone without completely losing yourself along the way.

We talk about the mental load, relationships, motherhood, careers, guilt, self-care, identity, and those moments when you realize you’re doing a million things at once and just trying your best.

It’s an honest, funny, real conversation between two women talking about the beautiful, exhausting, chaotic reality of being a woman and wearing all the hats.

Because sometimes we’re holding everything together…and sometimes we’re just trying to remember where we put our coffee.

🎙️ Life Interrupted — The Many Hats Women Wear & Everything in Between

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Episode 5: Take Care of You

When was the last time you truly took care of you?

In this episode of Life Interrupted, I’m talking about self-care in all its forms—not just hair, nails, skincare, waxing, or buying something new, but the deeper kind of care that comes from investing in your health, your goals, your education, your confidence, and your peace.

I share what taking care of myself looks like in this season of my life, from wellness routines and solo dates to continuing my education, getting my spark back, learning to accept compliments, and becoming more comfortable in my own skin.

Sometimes we spend so much time taking care of everyone else that we forget we deserve that same attention too. This episode is your reminder to pour some of that love back into yourself.

Because taking care of you isn’t selfish—it’s necessary.