Setbacks, misfortunes, and disappointments are inevitable in life and can often leave one feeling defeated, hopeless, and broken. After my domestic mishap, which left me a broken single mother, entrepreneur, and businesswoman, I was tempted to feel this way, but praise God! My book tells it all (Silent Too Long). Instead of adopting this self-sabatoging mindset, I used this life-threatening event as the impetus to expand my humanitarian mindset beyond the four walls of my medical practice and venture out more into the community at large. Thus, Three Women And A Vision, Inc. (TWAAV), a 501c3 nonprofit organization, evolved from this journey that my two daughters and I (the three women) experienced while adjusting during our mishap, and, ironically, we have been able to empower, inspire, and bless others going through difficult times concomitantly while transitioning through our own. Today, as a physician who has implemented a holistic approach in my private practice over the last several years, I realize the importance of promoting total health, which includes one’s mental, emotional, spiritual,and physical health. Oftentimes, there is more emphasis on physical health with the neglect of the others, but all of these components contribute to one’s total health. Through this nonprofit,these less-addressed areas will also be targeted for the betterment of society. Consequently, people will be educated, liberated, transformed, and healed.