As a mother of three wonderful children, I’ve come to understand pain and love in deep, powerful ways. I’ve soothed fevers, wiped tears, held tiny hands through sleepless nights, and watched my babies grow with every gentle touch. But even before I was a mother, I was a girl in Nigeria—watching my grandmother ease my mother’s chronic pain with her hands and warm oil, wrapped in love.

That memory never left me. It followed me through my journey to America, through the struggles of motherhood, and into my calling as a massage therapist. Life taught me early that healing doesn’t always come in pills or procedures. Sometimes it comes through presence—through hands that listen, that comfort, that heal.

When I decided to become a therapist, it wasn’t just a career choice. It was a return to who I was meant to be—a healer. My experience as a mother shaped my heart, and my heritage shaped my hands. Today, I work with people battling cancer, chronic pain, and stress, using therapeutic massage not just to ease their symptoms, but to remind them they are seen, loved, and not alone.

G7 Massage Therapy was born from my desire to serve with compassion—to bring hope, relief, and care into people’s lives the way my grandmother once did for my mother, and the way I continue to do for my children.

This is more than work. It’s my gift, my passion, and my purpose.