

My grandfather, Paul Weber Sr, opened Webers on Hwy.11 in 1963. It is now an iconic landmark in Ontario. I worked there as a teenager taking orders and scooping ice-cream
I was a Dance teacher for 20 years, starting at the age of 12.
My first career was in the glamorous world of fashion with a Canadian Award winning designer.
Over the years I've been a Real Estate agent, worked in Marketing and Events, a model, a daycare provider, and a fitness enthusiast, just to name a few things.
We have a little dog named Kobi. He is named after the town Coboconk where our cottage was not the Basketball legend. Everyone always asks.
Dance was always a big part of my life. From a young age,
I trained, performed, and eventually became a dance teacher. Movement and creativity were part of who I was.
At 25, everything changed when I was diagnosed with Relapsing-Remitting Multiple Sclerosis. Suddenly, the future I'd imagined felt uncertain as I navigated treatments, difficult decisions, and life with MS.
Over the years, I've learned to adapt, redefine what matters, and find new purpose.
That journey inspired me to help other women living with MS build confidence, embrace change, and create fulfilling lives on their own terms.

Becoming a Mom has shown me the importance of not only my health but the entire families.
My Student mindset, a never-ending pursuit of knowledge across homeopathy, nutrition, meditation, movement, coaching, business and more, has been more impactful than any degree. That's why I'm passionate about sharing resources.
Eating a Nutrient-Rich Diet. By attending nutritional workshops, following specific auto-immune diets and eliminating trigger foods to support my immune function, reduce inflammation, and improve my energy levels, I was able maintain my lifestyle.
Recognizing when something isn’t working. Adapting my careers to align with various health stages over the years. This reduced my stress levels, encouraged resilience, and empowered me to take control of my time and well-being.
Learning how to work with my M.S. and not against it. Knowing what I can do and accepting what I can’t. I pay attention to how I’m feeling and let that guide me for the day. It takes courage to protect my health and live authentically.
Publishing a book and building a business has been incredibly rewarding and fulfilling. Sharing my experiences and connecting with a community to inspire and impact others is truly a blessing.