"My story is likely no different than yours. I am still walking through the flames, determined to share my journey to create awareness and inspire change. Currently recovering from chronic mold poisoning and living in my car, I have witnessed firsthand how quickly life can change—even if you live a healthy life. Mold does not discriminate. It can attack anyone and turn their world upside down. But I am not going down without a fight.

My mission is to shed light on how homelessness can happen to anyone, the serious health hazards of mold and other biotoxins, and the urgent need for better building practices, regulations, and enforcement.

Kimberly’s own journey has been a testament to resilience. Living with the effects of mold poisoning and battling Chronic Inflammatory Response Syndrome (CIRS), she is gaining the expertise and tools necessary to support others in illness recovery and prevention. Her firsthand experience fuels her passion for raising awareness and building a community of compassion and understanding.

Kimberly Rush is a catalyst for positive transformation, radiating resilience and guiding others toward well-being and enlightenment. Her unwavering optimism and advocacy illuminate the path forward for those seeking healing and hope. Driven by her desire to foster awareness and change, Kimberly is committed to empowering individuals and families to reclaim their lives and thrive despite adversity.

As a registered nurse, lactation expert, and holistic health coach, Kimberly brings years of experience in maternal-child health and holistic wellness to her mission. A mother of two daughters now grown, she combines her personal and professional experience to advocate for better health, housing, and building practices to protect individuals and families from preventable harm.

Kimberly Rush is a registered nurse, lactation expert, and holistic health care coach. Her background includes years in maternal-child health, holistic health in her personal and professional life, as well as mothering two girls into adulthood.