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SomethingSourdough.Co

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🌾Organic Long Fermented Sourdough🌾
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06/03/2026

As I sit here working on our first menu back, my heart is just overflowing with gratitude.

Thank You, Lord, for bringing us through this season and into a new one. Thank You for the lessons, the growth, the perspective, and the reminder that even when life slows down unexpectedly, Your plans never do.

And to our community…. thank you.

Thank you for every prayer, every message, every donation, every word of encouragement, and every bit of support you’ve shown our family over the last six weeks. We felt every single one of them.

Today, I’m choosing to focus not on what we’ve been through, but on what’s ahead.

I’m excited to bake again. Excited to serve our community again. Excited to fill the bakery with the smell of fresh bread, warm pastries, and fresh coffee. Excited to see familiar faces walk through the door and welcome new ones too.

Creating this menu reminded me just how much I love what we do. Something Sourdough Co. has always been about more than bread. It’s about community, gathering around real food, slowing down, and creating something meaningful for the people we serve.

This next chapter feels different. It feels sweeter. It feels more intentional. It feels like a fresh start.

We have so many things we’re looking forward to sharing with you, and I truly can’t wait to get back to doing what I love alongside the people who helped make it possible.

Thank you for standing by us. Thank you for believing in us. Thank you for helping us keep this dream alive.

The future is bright, the ovens are warming up, and we can’t wait to welcome you back home. 🤎🤧🥹🙏🏼

06/01/2026

For the first time in my life, I’ve had to learn that slowing down isn’t the same thing as giving up.

The last couple of months have challenged our family in ways we never expected. There were days I wasn’t sure when I’d be back in the bakery, kneading dough, pulling loaves from the oven, or chatting with all of you across the counter.

As we get ready to reopen, we’re choosing to move into this next season a little differently. Not because our passion has changed, but because protecting our health, our family, and the future of this little bakery matters too.

Something Sourdough Co. was built with a dream, a lot of faith, and a whole lot of hard work. We want to keep showing up for our community for many years to come, and that means giving ourselves a little grace while we continue healing.

Thank you for standing by us through every high and low. Your prayers, encouragement, and support have carried us farther than you’ll ever know.

We’re so excited to get back to doing what we love and serving the community we love.

While we’re excited to be back, recovery is still ongoing. There may be times when our hours need to shift slightly for medical appointments or health-related needs. Thank you for giving us the grace and flexibility to prioritize healing while continuing to serve this community we love.

05/15/2026

Today was my 2 week post-op appointment after my VP shunt surgery for my Idiopathic Intracranial Hypertension journey. Neurosurgery removed my stitches today, though there was one small area that hadn’t fully closed so they glued it shut. We also talked more about the tubing pain/discomfort I’ve been having. I was told some of this can be normal while healing and while my body adjusts to having a shunt, though only time will really tell what’s temporary healing pain versus something that may need adjusting later. They gave me medication to help with the discomfort for now, and we’re continuing to take things one day at a time.

They also adjusted my shunt setting today. It was sitting between a 3 and 4 and they moved it to a 4, which is where it was originally intended to be. For those unfamiliar, 8 is the most closed and 1 is the most open, so I’m sitting right in the middle right now.

Honestly, one of the biggest things I walked away feeling today was gratitude. The amount of messages, prayers, and people checking in because they remembered I had this appointment today truly meant so much to me. Some of you know me personally, some of you know me through our bakery journey, and some of you have never even met me, yet you still took time to pray for me and encourage me. I’ll never be able to fully explain how much that love has carried me through this season.

This journey with IIH has been scary, painful, and life changing in such a short amount of time. But I continue praying this shunt helps preserve my vision, that the medications help calm the symptoms, and that the road to remission is possible for me. I pray healing continues smoothly, I pray returning back to work eventually is a smooth transition, and I pray I continue trusting God through all the unknowns ahead.

Thank you all for loving our family so deeply through one of the hardest seasons of our lives. 🤎

For everyone who has reached out asking how to help support our family during this season, we do still have our GoFundMe linked in our bio. More than anything, we are grateful for the prayers, messages, and love you all continue pouring into us during this time.

05/10/2026

Faith over fear.

Today may seem small to some people… but for me, today felt huge.

Today was the first day since surgery that I got up, put on real clothes, walked downstairs, and actually tried to function a little again. And honestly? I didn’t know if I had it in me when I woke up this morning.

These last weeks have been some of the hardest and scariest days of my life. Everything changed so fast. One moment I was living normal life, running the bakery, homeschooling my babies, planning menus and pouring into the life we built… and then suddenly I was facing vision loss, hospital stays, tests, fear, unknowns, and brain surgery.

There have been moments where I’ve felt terrified of what’s next. Moments where I’ve cried wondering if life will ever feel normal again. Moments where I’ve felt weak physically, mentally, and emotionally.

But today, even in the exhaustion and healing and uncertainty… I felt the Lord giving me strength.

Not strength for next month.
Not strength for next year.
Just enough strength for today.

And I’m learning maybe that’s how this journey is meant to be walked. One hour at a time. One prayer at a time. One step at a time.

I still don’t know what the future holds. I don’t know what recovery will fully look like. I don’t know how long this road is going to be or what challenges are still ahead of me. But I do know God has carried me this far already, and He will not leave me now.

This journey has humbled me deeply. It’s shown me how fragile life can be, but also how much love can surround a person in their darkest moments. The prayers, messages, support, meals, donations, encouragement, and kindness from so many people have truly carried our family through this season.

Today wasn’t a perfect day.
I’m still healing.
Still tired.
Still scared sometimes.

But today I got up.
And today that was enough. 🤎💐🏔️

05/05/2026

We will be temporarily closed as our family focuses on healing. Heather is recovering from brain surgery, and we are taking this time to rest, be together, and trust in God’s plan.

This isn’t easy for us, but we know this season has purpose. We are so incredibly grateful for every prayer, every message, and every bit of support you’ve poured into our family. It truly means more than we can put into words.

We will miss serving you, but we can’t wait to come back stronger and continue baking for this community we love so much. Please continue to keep Heather in your prayers. We will share updates as we are able.

We do have a GoFundMe linked in our bio—if you feel inclined to support our family during this time, it will remain there. Please never feel obligated, your prayers and kindness mean everything to us.

With all our love and gratitude 🤎

05/04/2026

I was in the ER for 53 hours before finally being admitted. We were all in this big waiting area just waiting for a room. It was so busy, so loud, and honestly just overwhelming.

Neurology came, then neurosurgery, then ophthalmology checking my eyes because my vision was getting worse. It felt like one thing after another, just waiting and trying to hold it together.

Then I had a failed bedside lumbar puncture.

After that I had to lay flat for an hour. I was exhausted, hurting, and just mentally drained trying to process everything that was happening.

When I finally got up, a woman came up to me. I didn’t know her and she didn’t know me.

She told me she knew it wasn’t much, but she made this… and she handed me this tiny handmade mermaid.

And something about that moment just broke me in the best way.

She stayed for a minute, talked with me, and then hugged me. Not a quick hug, but the kind you feel. The kind that makes you feel safe for a second when everything around you feels so uncertain.

In a room full of people, I had felt so alone… and in that moment, I didn’t.

That small act of kindness meant more to me than I can even explain. I’ll probably never see her again, but I will carry that moment with me for the rest of my life.

God really does show up in the most unexpected ways 🤎

05/03/2026

⚠️ Photo warning: next slide shows main incision

Heather is home 🤎

She is so tired, but she is doing well. We’re taking this one hour at a time, managing pain, resting, and making sure she doesn’t do anything alone. She is surrounded by so much love, by family, and by Jesus, and we are holding onto that with everything we have right now.

This has not been an easy road. The past few weeks have stretched us in ways we never expected. Being closed has meant no income, and that reality has been heavy on top of everything else. But in the middle of all of it, you all have shown up for us in the most incredible way.

Because of your generosity, we are able to pay our rent, keep groceries in our home, and create a space where Heather can truly rest and recover after brain surgery. That alone is something we will never, ever forget.

Can we pay the surgery right now? No, but that’s okay. We trust that will come in time. Being self employed and navigating things like CareLink has been more difficult than we imagined, but we are trying our best and taking it step by step, just like everything else.

We just want to say thank you from the deepest place in our hearts. For every prayer, every message, every donation, every kind word, we feel it all. We are so incredibly grateful, so blessed, and so covered in love during this season.

Please continue to keep Heather in your prayers as she recovers 🤎

05/02/2026

Heather is out of surgery 🤍

After such a long, emotional road she is finally out of her VP shunt surgery and everything went well. There truly are not enough words to describe the relief we feel right now. These past weeks have been some of the hardest we have ever walked through, with so many unknowns, so many tears, and so many prayers whispered in both fear and faith.

God has been in every single detail. He carried her through this. He guided the hands of every surgeon, every nurse, and every person who cared for her. He also surrounded us with a community that has loved us, prayed for us, and lifted us up when we felt like we could not stand on our own.

Thank you does not feel big enough, but thank you. Thank you for every prayer, every message, every donation, and every moment you thought of Heather and our family. We have felt it all, and it has meant more than we could ever explain.

We are continuing to pray for this next part of the journey, that her recovery is smooth, that her pressure stabilizes, that her vision improves, and that she is fully covered in safety, peace, and healing. We know this is not the end of the road, but today feels like such a big step forward.

Heather is so strong. God is so faithful. And we are so grateful.

We love you all more than you know 🤎

05/01/2026

Heather’s venous manometry test went well, and she’s recovering. She’s still very tired and sore, but we are so thankful that part is behind us.

Right now, the doctors are getting a second opinion as they decide between a VP shunt or a stent. At first, they were leaning toward the stent, but now they’re shifting toward the VP shunt… which is the more invasive option. The real brain surgery. The one she’s been the most scared of.

We are trusting God and trusting the surgeons through this. Even when it feels overwhelming, we know He is in control. Please keep Heather in your prayers. God, please keep Your hands over her, give her peace, strength, and complete healing through all of this.

We are so incredibly grateful for every single one of you. Thank you for the prayers, the messages, and for donating to the GoFundMe. It truly means more than we can ever put into words.

I’ve been getting so many messages about it, and I’m so sorry if I haven’t responded. I just haven’t been able to keep up right now.

We feel your love, and we’re holding onto it 🤎

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3030 Thousand Oaks Drive #105
San Antonio, TX
78247

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Tuesday	7am - 3pm
Wednesday	7am - 3pm
Thursday	7am - 3pm
Friday	7am - 3pm
Saturday	10am - 3pm

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(210)4251586

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https://somethingsourdoughco.com/

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