My Story

I always knew I was connected to Spirit. From a young age (as early as I can remember) I recall closing my eyes and telling my Grandma Phyllis about the images and visions that I saw. There were many things that I remember seeing, and many things I remember being told about those images. The thing that stands out to me the most from the early days is my Grandma and my Great Aunt Gloria once told me that I was a Star Child. At the time - I had no idea what that really meant. It wasn’t until I was in my 20’s that I really started to understand that statement.

Growing up in the 90’s (before the internet was an easily accessible thing, or at least it wasn’t in rural Saskatchewan) it was challenging to follow the Spiritual Path. Oracle cards and Spirits weren’t exactly the most openly talked about things. And if they were - you were shunned before you even had a chance to share your energy with someone. Small town Saskatchewan really helped me to foster an unshakable faith within my own intuition because I had no choice but to become strong in an environment that wasn’t open to supporting me. Over the years I really learned to live out loud and trust the messages from Spirit, which has lead me on some wild adventures.

I began reading Oracle cards back in 2001 when my Auntie Julie gifted me my very first Angel deck. I had never even heard of card decks at this point, but had quite a few spiritual experiences under my belt that I was struggling to understand. From that moment I couldn’t stop. I would read cards for myself every day in an attempt to gain clarity on what I was experiencing. I slowly began opening up to my close friends to do readings, but it wasn’t exactly their thing.

In my early 20’s I moved to Edmonton with my Auntie Marie and boy was that a catalyst for all things spiritual. Not only was my Auntie into crystals and decks and energy work, she introduced me to the store Roxx. Roxx holds a very special place in my heart. It’s where I learned about chakras, deepened my understanding of crystals, and met my best friend Jackie. There isn’t enough time and I couldn’t possibly put into words how much my time in Edmonton changed me.

During that time I processed a lot of BIG emotional traumas, overcame my addiction to alcohol and drugs, and soulfully chose to pursue my spiritual path. It was one of the most beautiful times of my life, while simultaneously being one of the darkest times of my life (as these things tend to be).

As my bad habits were taking over my life, I decided on a whim to drop everything and head back to Saskatchewan to detox and begin again. It was at this time that I connected with my husband. I wasn’t looking for love, but love found me.

We stayed in Saskatchewan together growing our family (we have 4 children together) until 2019. Shortly after our fourth child was born we purged most of our belongings and moved our family into a camper, and moved to Vancouver Island. I would not suggest having a fourth baby and purging to the extent we did 😅. To be honest, that phase of my life is very blurred and I struggle to remember much of anything, but we did get it all done!

We were on Vancouver Island for about 9 months before the pandemic hit. While there was nothing for us to do, we decided to roll on back to Saskatchewan to help my mom make improvements to her farm and spend time with family. We had the opportunity to install gardens, build fences, and raise chickens while we were there and loved so much of that experience.

Then in November 2021 we decided it was time to move on. We loaded everything up into our camper with the intention of moving to Edmonton once again. Once we arrived in Edmonton, our living accommodations fell through. It was 9am in early November - and my husband and I sat down to have a real honest conversation about what our next move was going to be. On a whim, I looked at the highway cams going through the mountain pass and saw that it was clear. We had seasonally nice weather. So we followed our heart and decided to continue on to Nanaimo. No one but our friend we stayed with in Edmonton knew about this change. We made it through the mountain passes (2 hours later 30 cm of snow fell, and we wouldn’t have been able to navigate that with the van and camper). When we hopped onto the ferry to leave the mainland for the Island, a tornado passed through the city 4 hours after. After we had been on the Island for about a week-week and a half every single mountain road washed out in that large rain storm. There was literally no turning back 😂.

It was a massive leap of faith and we have loved every minute of it. Trying to live in a camper that you had packed more like a moving trailer was a bit challenging to say the least, but we made it work. We might have also had popcorn for supper that first night 😅.

Since then I have been working at various locations in the Nanaimo and Ladysmith area. Slowly sharing my gifts with beautiful souls that I encounter. Helping Guide people that are just becoming connected with their intuition, and growing roots to call the Island our home.

Most recently our family has just made the trip down to tropical Nicaragua to allow our children to immerse themselves in this half of their heritage and meet so many family members they have only ever met online through video calls. We feel blessed to have this opportunity to live life differently, while also trying our best to merge our experiences together. This experience has been life changing for every member of our family.

We are currently beginning the process of establishing roots in the Edmonton Area. A place we can create sacred space and use as a launching pad to go on many other adventures, yet always have a space to call home.