My journey began in 2020, during my struggle with infertility. I created MissFit as a way to channel my insecurities and despair into something purposeful. Like so many women facing infertility, I had to come to terms with the painful reality that my path to motherhood might not go as planned, or might not happen at all. That was a heartbreaking truth to face.

In the midst of that pain, I realized that if I didn’t get hyper-focused on my own health and well-being, I wouldn’t have the strength to get out of bed each day. Taking care of my body became my anchor. And through that process, I found purpose in helping others. Coaching women gave me a renewed sense of direction and helped me feel hopeful about the future again, whether that future included children or not.

MissFit is my way of giving back to a community of women who feel lost, heartbroken, and unsure of what comes next. If you’re struggling to get out of bed or to see the road ahead, please know this: you’re not alone. The uncertainty may feel overwhelming right now, but there is a light at the end of the tunnel. You just have to find the path, and I’m here to help you walk it.

As part of our mission to create change, a portion of proceeds from every MissFit sale go directly toward funding IVF grants and supporting fertility research. Together, we can build strength in body, mind, and in the community of women still hoping for their miracle.