Hi! I'm Katy, a breast cancer survivor and virtual assistant for coaches and entrepreneurs.
In November 2024, I went in for a routine well-women's visit. Nothing seemed out of the ordinary until it was.
What started as a follow-up ultrasound and mammogram turned into a biopsy. And then a phone call I'll never forget. I was sitting in my driveway when I learned I had breast cancer.
I was 36. Newly married. We'd just bought a house. And suddenly every conversation was about surgeons, oncologists, fertility specialists, and decisions I never imagined making at this stage of my life.
I chose to keep working through treatment. I didn't want my students or colleagues to know, so I spent eight hours in a -30 degree cold cap during each chemo session to save my hair. I showed up. Every. single. day.
After surgery, four rounds of chemo, and a month of radiation, I thought I was done. Then came hormone therapy and with it, the fatigue, the brain fog, the joint pain, the sleepless nights. The side effects no one really prepares you for.
On the hard days, I'd look at a shirt my aunt sent me. It said: "If I have to go into battle, I'm going to be a warrior and win the battle." I wore it on my last day of radiation.
I tell you all of this because I understand what it means to keep going when everything feels like too much. I understand transformation not as a concept, but as something I've lived.
And I understand that time is not guaranteed. Which is exactly why I started KP Virtually.
What is your WHY? I’m guessing you didn’t start a business so you could manage inboxes, chase down files, or spend Sunday nights catching up on scheduling. You started your business to change lives. I handle the backend, so you can stay focused on your clients.
You take care of people. Let me take care of the details.