Erin grew up in Southern California in a strong, loving family rooted in faith. Life was full of the kinds of memories many people dream about...camping trips, skiing, boating, and parents whose example made it easy to follow the path they taught. Her faith felt natural and steady, and when she later married the boy she had known in high school after reconnecting at BYU, life seemed to continue unfolding just the way she had always imagined. But Erin describes much of that time as “floating.” Life was good, but she hadn’t yet been pushed to truly lean on her Savior. That began to change when her husband’s work took their family to Miami, Florida. There, Erin was called as a Relief Society president in a largely Spanish-speaking stake, a calling that stretched her in ways she had never experienced before and required her to rely on the Lord more deeply than ever. Eventually their family returned to San Clemente, California, and life again felt comfortable and familiar. But after the birth of her third child, Erin began experiencing debilitating anxiety and panic attacks that lasted for years. The struggle left her questioning her place at church and wondering where she belonged spiritually. After months of being absent from church, she realized something painful—almost no one had noticed she was gone. Except one person. That moment became a turning point. It led Erin to discover a deeper, more personal understanding of the Savior and the Atonement, not just as a principle of repentance, but as a living experience of grace. Through every challenge, Erin has come to know one unshakable truth: she is loved by her Savior, no matter what.       Host: Sierra Isaac Editor: Adrienne Quintana