Rooted In Radiance

I’m actually grateful for the Dr. Daniel P***a program, because although it cost me so much physically, mentally, and financially, it ultimately led me to Tiffany IV Hydration

I have medical documentation supporting the harm I experienced during this program, along with emails acknowledging that they are not medical professionals. Their responses was that they would have encouraged me to continue, even after receiving my medical documentation. 😳

I genuinely fear what could have happened to me had I continued.

It’s heartbreaking that I had to go through so much to find the help I truly needed, but I’m incredibly grateful I found Tiffany. ❤️

I’m actually grateful for the Dr. P***a program, because although it cost me so much physically, mentally, and financially, it ultimately led me to Tiffany IV Hydration

I have medical documentation supporting the harm I experienced during this program, along with emails acknowledging that they are not medical professionals. Their responses left me believing they would have encouraged me to continue, even after receiving my medical documentation. 😳

I genuinely fear what could have happened to me had I continued.

It’s heartbreaking that I had to go through so much to find the help I truly needed, but I’m incredibly grateful I found Tiffany. ❤️

This is a hard post to write. 🤍

After a lot of thought, I’ve made the decision to close my business and step away from doing what I’ve loved for so many years.

And honestly, I’m really sad about it.

I was good at what I did, and I’m proud to say that. I worked hard to become the esthetician I was. I cared deeply about my clients, I took pride in my treatments, and I loved creating a space where people could come in, exhale, feel cared for, and leave feeling a little better than when they arrived.

This business gave me so much more than a career. It gave me purpose, creativity, connection, and so many relationships that I will always treasure.

But sometimes life takes us in a direction we didn’t expect.

Right now, I know that I’m being called to slow down, take care of myself, and follow a different path. I don’t know exactly what that path looks like yet—and I’m learning to be okay with that.

Closing this chapter doesn’t erase what I built or what I accomplished. I can be incredibly proud of the woman who created it, while also giving myself permission to become someone new.

To every person who trusted me with their skin, supported my business, referred a friend, encouraged me, or simply sat in my treatment room and shared life with me—thank you. Truly. You were a part of something that meant so much to me.

I’m sad to say goodbye to this chapter.

But I’m also looking forward to finding out what comes next. 🤍

Here’s to honoring where we’ve been, while having the courage to follow where life is leading us next.