Hi, I’m Nancy.
I’ve spent 10+ years in healthcare, designing solutions to improve patient and provider experiences. I thought I knew the system.
Then, in 2021, I became a mom.
I saw the system in a whole new way. I was lucky—I had time to recover, bond with my baby, and take care of myself. But that’s not the reality for most moms.
I was stunned by what was missing: real support for moms.
Moms aren’t failing—the system is. Volunteering for Postpartum Support International showed me just how many moms are up against a system that’s complicated, full of gaps, and out of touch with what moms actually need.
Moms deserve better.
I’m working to redefine the experience for new moms—because whole-person care (physical, mental, emotional) should be the standard, not a privilege.
Let’s build a system that truly cares for new moms, so they feel supported, prepared, and empowered during this life-changing transition.
My values.
health first.
Eat clean. Move. Get outside. Sleep. Prioritize mental health.
build resilience.
Growth happens in the messy moments. Reflect, learn, and move forward.
be kind.
Lift others up—especially those without resources. We can do more together.
lead with integrity & compassion.
Listen with empathy, reduce pain and suffering, and do the right thing.
show gratitude.
Celebrate the small wins. And don’t take anyone—or anything—for granted.
be resourceful.
Work with what you have. Then make it better.
More about me.
fun facts.
9 marathons, 4 triathlons. Yes, I run for fun.
I once jumped off a bridge. Between Zambia & Zimbabwe. Would do it again.
I don’t drink coffee. But I brew my own kombucha.
things i can’t live without.
👟 Running shoes and a yoga mat
💧 A water bottle
🙏 Thank you notes
📊 Google sheets and slides
my spirit animal.
🦬 A bison: calm, resilient, and loves to snack.
my super power
🌟 Organizing chaos and fixing things
Let’s work together.
I want to support companies making lasting change for new moms.
Here for moms.
Motherhood comes with enough surprises. The more we share, the more moms feel ready, not caught off guard. That’s why I’m telling my story.