Her career in healthcare spans several decades, during which she has made significant contributions to patient care and advocacy. Her deep empathy and understanding of the human condition have guided her professional endeavors, allowing her to connect with patients and their families on a deeply personal level. This ability to foster meaningful connections is at the heart of her work and has been instrumental in her success. As a single parent to five children, Courtney faced numerous challenges, but her unwavering tenacity and indomitable spirit saw her through the toughest of times. Her role as a mother has profoundly shaped her outlook on life, infusing her work with a sense of compassion and dedication that is both rare and impactful. Courtney’s children have been her greatest teachers, instilling in her the values of perseverance, strength, and unconditional love.

Courtney’s literary achievements are a reflection of her passion for storytelling and her commitment to helping others navigate the complexities of life. She is the author of the best-selling book “Transplant Hope,” a deeply moving account inspired by the tragic loss of her 18-year-old son, Michael Sigler. This personal tragedy became the catalyst for her mission to support other families facing similar heartbreak, and her book has been a source of comfort and inspiration for many. In addition to “Transplant Hope,” Courtney is a contributing author in four other published works, each one a testament to her ability to articulate the human experience with honesty and grace.