Born and raised in Owensboro, Destiny Daugherty is a true Kentucky girl. Out of high school, she headed to Owensboro Community and Technical College, leading her to her career as a First Assist. She currently works at Owensboro Health in plastic surgery helping people with reconstruction and personal changes. She’s been married 19 years and has two kids. Their son was shockingly diagnosed with cancer as a toddler and they fought together as a family. They wouldn’t be hit with cancer just once, but again in 2020 when Destiny was diagnosed with breast cancer. And in a twist of fate, she would become the patient at the plastic surgery office she dedicated herself to (and still does). Destiny and her family have experienced many uncertain times, but show a level of gratitude for everything they’ve been through and everything they have. We are so thrilled for you to get to know the fun loving, resilient, Destiny Daugherty.

In this episode, we do a beginning of the year check in…just the two of us. We talk word of the year, what the podcasts means to us, big news for Allyson and team, and other random Ally thoughts. Join us for a casual sit down.

Born in Columbia, South America, Carolina Campos moved to Owensboro with her family when she was just 15. A graduate of Owensboro High School, she has a heart for her (now) home. She later earned her Bachelor’s and Master’s in social work from Brescia University. Today she has found her niche as the Youth Services Coordinator at Burns Middle School. Carolina contributes innovative ideas to grow the potential of her students and provide them with resources they might otherwise be missing. She is a true example for local youth and her daughters and is integral in building the confidence in her middle school students. Everyone meet, the hardworking and impactful, Carolina Campos.