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Growing up in Yardley as the second oldest of seven siblings, I learned the value of hard work and creativity early on. After graduating from Temple University with a degree in Physical Therapy, I spent 15 years working at St. Mary’s Medical Center, while also nurturing my passion for promoting health, fitness, and well-being. This passion extends to my family, including my wonderful husband, Ernie, and my son, Brennan. I also cherish the time spent with my sister, who has Down syndrome and is an inspiration in my life.

The turning point in my fashion journey came during a thrift store trip with my mom. Initially reluctant, I quickly fell in love with the unique, distinctive clothing I found there. This experience opened my eyes to the beauty of consignment shopping, and when the opportunity arose to take over a consignment shop, I seized it without hesitation.

"Don't let things happen. Make them happen."