From 107 fractures,
to a life fully healed.

Rosy Kokoszka is a wife, mother of three, and independent health and nutrition consultant whose story has become her mission.

Based in Lakeway, Texas with her husband Shon, Rosy is a mom to Armando and Dante, her grown sons in their mid-twenties, and to Marybella, her daughter born a decade later. She’s the kind of woman friends call when they need someone strong in their corner. Life has tested that strength.

On March 12, 2025, a driver’s careless decision reshaped everything. All three of Rosy’s children were by her side that day. Her son Dante, a 911 operator, received the emergency call about his own mother and was in the ER before she was rushed into surgery for pins, screws, and plates. Rosy survived the crash with 107 fractures. What followed was 110 days in a wheelchair, the slow work of physical rehabilitation, and the hardest work of all, the daily practice of forgiveness.

Here’s what most people don’t know. While stuck in that wheelchair, unable to exercise, unable to move, Rosy lost 25 pounds, gained lean muscle, and reduced her visceral fat. Not from a gym. Not from a workout plan. From nutrition. That’s when she understood, on a level she never had before, that what you put in your body matters more than anything else. The shakes, the clean energy, the system she built her days around, they became the foundation that put her back together.

Today, Rosy helps others do the same. Through her Looking Good Feeling Good Community on Facebook and her 1-on-1 coaching practice, she offers personalized nutrition plans, a team of coaches at no additional cost, and the accountability that turns goals into habits. Her message is simple and hard-earned: healing is possible. Peace is a choice. And you don’t have to walk through it alone.