Find your way to what’s next…with clarity and joy.

Have you ever felt completely alone when you are in a transition chapter of your life? If you have faced illness, death of a loved one, job elimination.  Well, I have faced all of that and more. I felt completely and utterly confused and paralyzed as to how to move forward. My soul was hurting.

I have known LeeAnn Franklin for over 20 years. In every instance of my transition phase, she has been there for me. LeeAnn does not judge or push for an outcome. She gently took my hand and guided me, with the utmost caring, in how to make my own decision. She provided both factual and emotional support when I needed it most. She does not sugarcoat the situation, she simply listens and understands.

I cannot say enough about how LeeAnn has provided a light to my path. A bright candle in my darkness. I value her beyond mere words. If you are facing any of life’s transitions, I highly suggest you reach out to LeeAnn. You will be provided with a light for your path forward.  - Sharon C.

Lee Ann is such a remarkable person and spiritual leader.  She really helped me during my cancer journey. Being diagnosed at a young age with cancer really rattled my faith, Lee Ann helped me renew my commitment to God and brought me a lot of peace.  Lee Ann listens without judgement and she provides guidance with so much grace and humanity. Every time I spend time with Lee Ann, I feel closer to God and more committed to my faith. - Michelle Z.

In 2015 I was told I had stage four non Hodgkin’s lymphoma at the age of 60. 

My first day of many chemo treatments I was angry, and bitter. I don’t think I said more than four words, nor did I look anyone in the eyes. When the snack basket came around, I shook my head “no” When the spiritual care chaplain walked towards my chemo chair I rudely waved her on. I didn’t want to hear anything uplifting or sweet and succulent regarding my situation. I caught her eyes as she passed, and she acknowledged my wishes with a look of understanding that caught me completely off guard. She understood my scorn and her smile seemed to say I’m here if you need me. My perception of her was key to my recovery.

That woman is LeeAnn.

Based on that first glance I slowly opened up to her in the coming treatments. I told her of my love for my son, and my fear of dying and many other things regarding my life’s struggles.

She had restored my faith in people. There was no placating or judgment on her behalf, only love, concern, and light.

That was 10 years ago. I am happy to say I am in remission and I still see LeeAnn about a whole new set of challenges from life. It’s as if her voice is light, her words sacred and her guidance lives in truths and new possibilities.

It is easy to say she has been a lifesaving blessing to me.

Van Q.