I was born in a small mountain town with a low population where everybody knows everybody. The good ole' saying "Thou shalt love thy neighbor as thyself" really means a lot where I am from. Everyone does their best to take care of one another, which I always found to be inspiring. With a loving and supportive local community as the roots, my interest in caring for people sprouted and blossomed into an interest for healthcare! I graduated from the National Institute of Medical Assistant Advancement and I am looking forward to using the skills and knowledge that I accumulated to better serve people that belong to disadvantaged minority groups, such as people in low income areas, people of color, and people belonging to the LGBTQ+ movement.Every job I have ever worked in has dealt with customer service, and taking care of those around me. I find happiness in seeing those around me happy!