The Natal Network was birthed in adversity by Tracie Williams, mother of two, founder of Jehovah Rapha-Jireh Transformation Health Inc., Licensed Practical Nurse, and trained doula with over sixteen in healthcare. She also serves Museum of Motherhood as an Executive Board member. Her background spans a wide range of clinical care settings from pediatrics to geriatrics with a strong foundation in healthcare management. Driven by a deep passion for women’s health and wellness, Williams launched The Natal Network to support families through one of the most transformational moments in life.

Beyond professional expertise, her personal journey through motherhood greatly shaped her mission to lead women’s care. Her first pregnancy ended in a heartbreaking preterm delivery at 19 weeks. Although she was not able to raise her first daughter, who she named Angel Rose that loss instilled a rich sense of empathy and compassion for other families with complex pregnancies.

In 2012 she was blessed with her “rainbow baby” and again in 2023 she welcomed another child into her family. Both pregnancies were considered high risk due to incompetent cervix. To prevent preterm labor, she underwent a cervical cerclage procedure–a surgical stitch is used to keep the cervix closed. Despite this intervention, she experienced cervical funneling and was placed on strict bed rest almost immediately after the stitch placement. She was unable to work while expecting. Nor was she able to do simple task such as walk through the grocery store, or stand to cook. This led to significant financial and mental devastation.

Faith in God, patience, and commitment to her motherhood journey carried her forward. Now a proud mother of two, she draws from both her professional background and personal experiences to guide and support others.

Whether you are a first-time mom, a seasoned parent, or navigating adoption, The Natal Network is here to provide compassionate, informed services tailored to your needs.