Still, her focus remains on service in all her ventures. She doesn’t pretend to have all the answers like some guru or influencer. Caroline’s story, like the community she serves, is deeply human. Caroline is the first to say she’s a normal person with real struggles, someone who learns and grows the hard way: through experience, mistakes, and perseverance. Caroline’s Christian faith is at the heart of everything she does. She believes deeply in Jesus, and it is that faith that motivates her to serve the disease community with humility, compassion, and hope. For her, giving back isn’t about prestige—it’s about purpose. It’s about showing others that there is life, and healing, beyond the chaos.

A proud Midwesterner and loving mother of two boys, Caroline’s interest in alternatives to standard medical care began years ago when her family received a Jenny McCarthy Rescue Family Grant. That experience opened the door to unexpected breakthroughs, including finding relief for her children’s autism symptoms through antifungal therapies outside the boundaries of conventional protocols. It was a moment that would change the course of her life.

Years later, when Caroline faced her own health crisis, she encountered the same frustrating maze that many patients know all too well: a medical rat race of disconnected specialists, unclear answers, and the painful gaps in a system where no one doctor could provide a comprehensive view. “Nothing made sense,” she says, “so I decided to take control.” That decision marked the beginning of her path as a researcher, advocate, and builder of hope.

In 2017, Caroline became one of the first public advocates for the potential of human usage of fenbendazole, registering the Fenben® trademark and launching product innovations like Fenben Bio Nasal Spray, starting steps in her mission to make Fenbendazole accessible. Her advocacy work quickly grew into a large-scale social community platform for Fenbendazole discussion and education followed by her founding of Happy Healing, Inc. before she founded the Fenbendazole Foundation in 2022.

Today, through the Foundation, its resource hub FenbendazoleHelp.org and the “MyFenben” social media community, Caroline leads a mission grounded in three pillars: research, education, and community. She champions patient access to evidence-informed alternatives, supports scientific inquiry into repurposed compounds, and uplifts voices that are often unheard in traditional healthcare narratives.