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In honor of Valentine’s Day Sunday I’m throwin

In honor of Valentine’s Day Sunday I’m throwing it back to my favorite red and pink outfit! I found this heart scarf at @katespadeny and knew I wanted to create an outfit around it. One of my favorite color blocked looks to date!

On Tuesday I had my second excision surgery for en

On Tuesday I had my second excision surgery for endometriosis in less than three years. This past year has been a constant struggle of trying to get doctors to take me seriously, countless scans, blood tests, physical therapy, and more to figure out what was causing me excruciating pain and inflammation. Things got progressively worse in recent months to the point that I couldn't sleep at night or function during the day. I never thought my endo would have grown back so quickly, but in December I had a lightbulb moment when I realized that's exactly what it was.

I immediately began researching the best endo doctors because my previous ones weren't cutting it. That's when I found out about Dr. Mini in Columbus. I drove to Columbus to meet with her in January and our interaction was night and day from what I was used to experiencing. She listened to me and immediately said we should do surgery. I had surgery just two weeks later. When you have endo you become used to doctors not taking you seriously, and you worry they won't find anything during surgery. It's extremely hard to detect with imaging, so you could look perfectly fine while endo is sneakily wreaking havoc on your insides.

The surgery went extremely well and I am so grateful that I was able to see a specialist this time. Unsurprisingly, my insides were covered in endo. I had organs fused together, and a bunch of other crazy things. I felt so validated after not being heard for so long! This entire ordeal has taught me to trust what your body is telling you, and to keep pushing forward to get answers. I'm so excited to start healing and to get my life back!

If you're looking for an amazing and compassionate endo specialist I cannot recommend Dr. Mini enough! *please don’t stare too long at this unfortunate picture of me after surgery*

Reading up on how to not look and feel like a zomb

Reading up on how to not look and feel like a zombie after being woken up by our smoke alarm randomly going off early this morning. I guess it’s better than the last time I actually did set it off making pita bread? Either way, I’m sure our condo neighbors enjoy sharing walls with us!

Since we’ve all been spending a lot more time at

Since we’ve all been spending a lot more time at home lately, I've been stocking up on groceries from @krogerco. #ad Having Kroger Pay has been a game-changer for quick shopping trips. I don't even need my wallet because my credit card is conveniently stored in the Kroger app, so all I have to do is swipe my phone and it's taken care of! I love how easy it is and that it's completely contactless, especially since we're all trying to keep our distance right now. #krogerpay

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Had to dig deep in the outfit archives to find a picture of me wearing shoes with a heel.

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In honor of Valentine’s Day Sunday I’m throwin

In honor of Valentine’s Day Sunday I’m throwing it back to my favorite red and pink outfit! I found this heart scarf at @katespadeny and knew I wanted to create an outfit around it. One of my favorite color blocked looks to date!

On Tuesday I had my second excision surgery for en

On Tuesday I had my second excision surgery for endometriosis in less than three years. This past year has been a constant struggle of trying to get doctors to take me seriously, countless scans, blood tests, physical therapy, and more to figure out what was causing me excruciating pain and inflammation. Things got progressively worse in recent months to the point that I couldn't sleep at night or function during the day. I never thought my endo would have grown back so quickly, but in December I had a lightbulb moment when I realized that's exactly what it was.

I immediately began researching the best endo doctors because my previous ones weren't cutting it. That's when I found out about Dr. Mini in Columbus. I drove to Columbus to meet with her in January and our interaction was night and day from what I was used to experiencing. She listened to me and immediately said we should do surgery. I had surgery just two weeks later. When you have endo you become used to doctors not taking you seriously, and you worry they won't find anything during surgery. It's extremely hard to detect with imaging, so you could look perfectly fine while endo is sneakily wreaking havoc on your insides.

The surgery went extremely well and I am so grateful that I was able to see a specialist this time. Unsurprisingly, my insides were covered in endo. I had organs fused together, and a bunch of other crazy things. I felt so validated after not being heard for so long! This entire ordeal has taught me to trust what your body is telling you, and to keep pushing forward to get answers. I'm so excited to start healing and to get my life back!

If you're looking for an amazing and compassionate endo specialist I cannot recommend Dr. Mini enough! *please don’t stare too long at this unfortunate picture of me after surgery*

Reading up on how to not look and feel like a zomb

Reading up on how to not look and feel like a zombie after being woken up by our smoke alarm randomly going off early this morning. I guess it’s better than the last time I actually did set it off making pita bread? Either way, I’m sure our condo neighbors enjoy sharing walls with us!

Since we’ve all been spending a lot more time at

Since we’ve all been spending a lot more time at home lately, I've been stocking up on groceries from @krogerco. #ad Having Kroger Pay has been a game-changer for quick shopping trips. I don't even need my wallet because my credit card is conveniently stored in the Kroger app, so all I have to do is swipe my phone and it's taken care of! I love how easy it is and that it's completely contactless, especially since we're all trying to keep our distance right now. #krogerpay

As someone who loves all thingsfeminine and celebr

Had to dig deep in the outfit archives to find a p

Had to dig deep in the outfit archives to find a picture of me wearing shoes with a heel.

Polka dots and pearls are the feminine fashion pai

Polka dots and pearls are the feminine fashion pairings of my dreams!

A little preview of what our New Year’s celebrat

A little preview of what our New Year’s celebration will look like this year! Let’s be honest though, sweatpants are also a strong outfit contender to commemorate the end of 2020. Whether it’s sequins or sweats, I’m excited to ring in a new year with a glass (or bottle) of champagne! Yes, this photo was taken moments after my champagne tower came tumbling down and shattered a bunch of glasses, but when the lightning is good the show must go on!

Looking back at Christmas pictures from previous y

Looking back at Christmas pictures from previous years when people actually got to see your cute outfits!

Couldn’t pass up a chance to take my tartan blaz

Couldn’t pass up a chance to take my tartan blazer for a spin around the condo with some bubbly in hand!

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