For Throwback Thursday — going back to 2015 when Lola came to visit me on Good Day Columbus! Columbus viewers might remember that Amy did regular segments on GDC as the “Queen of Chic,” and would bring Lola with her to the studio. (She even took some of her first steps behind the scenes!) This

What a journey it was to get to that point! From not knowing if we’d ever be able to conceive — after a miscarriage, our IVF journey, and having both hips replaced — just two months before this photo was taken. One year later, I had both knees replaced. So much of that time was

Before the joint replacement surgeries. Before the deformities. Before kids. My first morning anchor job at FOX 45 in Dayton, Ohio. 📺 Funny thing is, this isn’t even where my broadcasting journey began — but it certainly was a fun chapter. I had been diagnosed with severe rheumatoid arthritis by then — but you couldn’t

People often ask me “How do you feel after getting your infusions?” Flushed. Tired. Amazing and wiped out at the same time. But also grateful that I’ve found something to help me manage my RA. Hope you have a great day today. 🙏♥️ #PSNeverGiveUp

Here we go! Rituxan round two. After today, I should be good for six months! 🙏♥️ For those who have just started following me on my journey, I get two Rituximab infusions — two weeks apart — every six months to help manage my rheumatoid arthritis symptoms. It also helps slow the progression of the

The past few days or so have been kind of rough. My body knows when it’s time for my next treatment. My last round of Rituxan infusions was back in January — so I was technically due for my next round before we went on vacation. I was hoping to time them out — one

My feet. 👣 My wife sometimes comments on the ridiculous number of shoes I have around the house. (It’s true, I really do…) Slides, stretchy gym shoes, special orthotic boots… That’s because I can only wear any given type of shoe or boot for so long. The damage to my ankles and feet, caused by

It’s my a-KNEE-versary! 🎉 It was SEVEN years ago today that I had bilateral knee replacement surgery — just 14 months after having both hips replaced. This was an incredibly difficult time for me. Lola was just six months old at the time (the photo of the two of us sleeping was taken on Valentine’s