I am Miosotys Santiago the founder of Exemplify to Edify, LLC an organization that focuses on healing, and a Faith driven walk with Purpose. I am an Inspirational Speaker who speaks of surviving child molestation, teen rape, attempted teen suicide , teen pregnancy, domestic violence, and surviving the attacks on September 11, mission2001. statement is “Your Pain Becomes your Purpose” and she truly believes that to be true. Mrs. Santiago has a passion and mission to use her victories, perseverance, and resilience to be used as a tool to help other's heal. Mrs. Santiago host Teen, and Women’s Self care workshops (Vision Board parties), has spoken in several School systems in Rhode Island, and Connecticut. Mrs. Santiago has hosted Women, and Teen Empowerment self- developing workshops focusing on, and discovering deep talents that may be hidden underneath the surface of fear, shame, or self rejection through writing. She is an an amazons Best selling co- author and Ambassador in the I AM MY STORY our voices Anthology and movement, an author in an amazons best selling poetic anthology titled "Every Kinda Lady and Her Sisters' pages, and author of her very own Memoir "GOD'S DIAMOND". She is an Independent consultant with a Health & Wellness Vegan, all plant based company Arbonne advocating for a new healthy eating lifestyle for a better, and greater you. She is currently a student at Three Rivers Community College pursuing an Associates in Liberal Arts & Science, a student with the Chamber of Commerce of Eastern Connecticut Leadership program class of 2022, and a student with Dr. Matthew Stevenson online leadership program class of 2021. She has recently resigned from her full time position to become a fulltime caregiver to her father who is currently battling Dementia/ Alzheimer's, and has created a Youtube channel titled Chronicles with Daddy, my journey with my father with Dementia hoping to spread some awareness, and some hope, into the lives of others who are caring for an elderly parent with Dementia/Alzheimer's.
