Hey, I’m Kim Gadwood — a wife, mom of three miracle babies, leukemia survivor, and someone who’s living proof that God can turn pain into purpose. Life hasn’t always been easy for me. I was diagnosed with AML Leukemia in high school, and I’ll never forget the way my faith carried me through that storm. Years later, my husband and I faced three years of infertility before being blessed with our children. I’ve learned that God is always working — even in the waiting, even in the struggle, even when it feels like the world is against you.

School wasn’t easy for me. I always had to work harder to keep up, and deep down, I could tell something had been said about me — like others didn’t believe in my potential. It wasn’t until years later, after I had earned my master’s degree in Exercise Science, that my mom finally told me: one of my teachers had once told her I’d never amount to anything — that I’d be lucky to work at McDonald’s. She never told me back then, and I’m honestly glad she didn’t. Because instead of letting those words define me, I kept pressing forward. I’m here today as a walking miracle — not because I got everything right, but because God never left my side. He had a plan for me, and friend, He has one for you too.

The world will try to tell you who you are — it will try to strip you of your identity, your worth, and your voice. But your identity isn’t in what the world says. It’s in Christ. And in Him, we are bold, courageous, and victorious. Now, I coach and encourage others — especially women, wives and moms — to live with purpose, passion, and peace.

Whether it’s through my Reset & Rise wellness program, my faith-based challenges, or a simple heart-to-heart chat, I’m here to remind you that you are not alone. You were made for more. You don’t have to do it perfectly. You just have to keep showing up. And when you do it with God, there’s nothing ordinary about your story.

Let’s rise together — with boldness, courage, and victory in Him. “Have I not commanded you? Be strong and courageous. Do not be afraid; do not be discouraged, for the Lord your God will be with you wherever you go.” — Joshua 1:9