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I was born and raised in Madison, Indiana. My fiance and our three children bought a farm with 32 acres about a year ago and we are having fun adding animals to the family. We have a dog, 15 chickens and a rabbit as of now. My kids keep me very busy and I am so thankful for a supportive family. I just started the Doctorate of Physical Therapy program at Bellarmine University. I know it will be a very busy time in my life and I can't wait to see what the future holds for me and my family.
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Indiana University Southeast- Bachelor of Science in Psychology
Bellarmine University- Current student in the Physical Therapy Program
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