stacey bruss Mrs. Michigan-america 2020
Born and raised in the Great Lakes State, Stacey resides in Erie Michigan with her husband and 2.5 year old daughter.
She is the Vice President of CAREtinuum for Elara Caring, the 4th largest home health and hospice company in the country. She graduated with a degree in Registered Nursing from the University of Toledo, and enjoys coaching women through her health and wellness company to be the best versions of themselves.
In March 2020, Stacey achieved her goal of being the first Monroe County resident to become Mrs Michigan America. She will use the title and her role as a National Endometriosis Ambassador to bring awareness to this disease that affects one in ten women.
It took over 5 years for her diagnosis of Stage 4 Endometriosis
to occur. Stacey states that “during this time, I saw an average of 8 doctors before being properly diagnosed” . Going through the frustration and exhaustion of multiple misdiagnosis, and most recently infertility struggles, she is using her voice and personal story to bring national awareness to the general public, teenage girls, and healthcare providers through her program, “End Endo”.
She is the Vice President of CAREtinuum for Elara Caring, the 4th largest home health and hospice company in the country. She graduated with a degree in Registered Nursing from the University of Toledo, and enjoys coaching women through her health and wellness company to be the best versions of themselves.
In March 2020, Stacey achieved her goal of being the first Monroe County resident to become Mrs Michigan America. She will use the title and her role as a National Endometriosis Ambassador to bring awareness to this disease that affects one in ten women.
It took over 5 years for her diagnosis of Stage 4 Endometriosis
to occur. Stacey states that “during this time, I saw an average of 8 doctors before being properly diagnosed” . Going through the frustration and exhaustion of multiple misdiagnosis, and most recently infertility struggles, she is using her voice and personal story to bring national awareness to the general public, teenage girls, and healthcare providers through her program, “End Endo”.
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