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"Catch the dream."
Artist. Adventurer. Dreamcatcher.

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This pic was taken years ago and is still one of my favs. Surrounded by the Rocky Mountains near Banff Alberta, wind in my hair and flippin out my peace sign 💙✌🏻
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📸 @zackdyer
#Banff #Alberta #RockyMountains #roadtrip #singer #songwriter #peace

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ÐRÈÄM§ do come true
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A few years ago I put out a wish to the universe that I would love to be the goddess Stevie Nicks in a tribute band. A couple months ago I got a call that a Fleetwood Mac tribute band was looking for someone to fill in for their Stevie for a few shows. I auditioned. I got the part! You guys I am so excited to announce that I will be on the road as a guest singer with the AMAZING @rumoursatl as the queen herself 🔮🌙 And for all my NASHVILLE friends, we are playing a show at the Basement East on Fri March 13th!
I’ve spent the past few months practicing, watching documentaries, taking voice lessons to nail down that SN vibrato and driving down to Atlanta for rehearsals - if I can be half as good as the main Stevie in the band - MeKenzie - I will be a happy girl! I’ve got some big shoes to fill but looking forward to the challenge and to be able to live out this little piece of my journey ✨
Anyone reading this- put out your wildest manifestations to the universe and DO NOT give up!
Sending everyone all the love in the world and hope to see you at the Basement East in a few weeks ~ don’t be a lady. be a legend ~
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#stevienicks #rumours #fleetwoodmac #DreamCatcher

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Sunday Funday Flashback to this amazing shoot with miss @blondyphotography in the heart of downtown Edmonton a few years back 💙
What did you guys get up to this weekend? .
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#singer #songwriter #DreamCatcher

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First things first, thank you to everyone for your support on my post last Saturday 💜 It’s been so amazing to release this off my chest and it’s already allowed me to connect with so many of you out there who have gone through similar situations. I am so grateful to be able to connect and grow from this so THANK YOU
I am so beyond excited for what the Universe has in store for my journey this year! So many opportunities are showing up and it’s going to be a year I never forget ✨ So thankful to be releasing new music, playing epic shows and continuing to grow our @dreamcatcherpod
Have a BEAUTIFUL week peeps 😘 .
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#dreamcatcher #podcast #singer #songwriter #Nashville #newmusic #dreamcatcherpod

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Three years.
Three years ago today I was faced with the most terrifying experience of my life. I’ve sat in front of my computer for years now trying to figure out if or how I would ever share this situation and have rewritten this many times. Instead of in depth details I’m just going to get to the point as best as I can.
Feb 1st 2017 I was rushed to the hospital with what we thought were pains due to an appendix attack and after many tests and much to my surprise I was told that I was experiencing an ectopic pregnancy. This is something that has haunted me for these past years as I’ve kept it mostly a secret only telling my close family and a few of my closest friends. With Canada’s Bell Let’s talk Campaign just a few days ago I’ve realized that this story is supposed to be shared and I’m ready to release the pain that I’ve been holding in for so long for myself but also to encourage women around me not to be ashamed.
I was rushed in for emergency surgery due to the severity of the situation and the fact that if left untreated it would be fatal. In a matter of 24 hrs my life was shifted from being told I was pregnant to being told that I could die if I flew back to Canada for treatment, to having emergency surgery across the continent from my family and boyfriend at the time. The trauma that I experienced after left me in a whirlwind of emotions, shame of how this all happened, guilt that I as a women couldn’t carry a child and embarrassment of what people would think if they found out. The pain from the situation eventually ended my relationship only a few months after and I was left with little support in my healing process. I spent the next year numb, depressed and feeling like I wasn’t worthy of love. On the anniversary of my surgery I vowed that I would forgive myself and I’ve spent these past two years working on healing my emotional scars. This past year has been especially healing as I started opening up more and allowing myself to be there for girlfriends who are experiencing infertility or any pain regarding pregnancy or loss of. ✨ Continued in comments

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Just a little Tepee Tuesday action for ya ✨
Sending everyone out there lots of love today. There has been a great deal of loss these past few days. But what we have gained is clearer sight for how much we should love those around us and learn to appreciate every single breath we have while we’re here.

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