Explore Life With Jen

This past week most of the US was hit by a major Winter storm (Winter Storm Fern). It was honestly one of the biggest storms we have seen in many years in Northeast OH. All schools shut down, businesses closed, and so much more. 72 hours, 20 inches of snow, and 3 days later, we are slowly getting back to normal! But these days were filled with so much fun and relaxation I thought I would share some ideas of what to do if you are ever snow bound. 1. Exercise For me, moving my

I did not expect 2025 to look the way it did for me. Job loss, a medical crisis, and so many unknowns shaped this year. But through those unknowns came life lessons I am forever grateful for. As we say goodbye to 2025 and hello to 2026, I want to take time to reflect on a year filled with both deep lows and unexpected highs. Some of my hardest moments happened this year — but so did some of my most meaningful ones. As this year comes to an end, I want to highlight five things

When I was born, my story began a little differently than most. My mom’s routine lab work during pregnancy came back slightly abnormal, leading her doctor to order an ultrasound “just to be safe.” That ultrasound revealed fluid around my heart and lungs, along with congenital heart deformities. Doctors initially suspected Down syndrome, but further testing gave a different answer — Turner Syndrome (TS). The news was devastating for my parents. Doctors prepared them for the wo