In 2005, while Tiffany Smiley's husband, Major (Retired) Scotty Smiley, was deployed in Iraq, he was severely injured by a suicide car bomb. At the time of his injury, Tiffany was working as a nurse and quit her job to become a full-time caregiver for Scotty. Over the next several years, she became the mother to three young children, President and Co-Founder of "Hope Unseen," and has most recently launched "More Than Me," a movement and conference dedicated to helping women share their journeys to impact and change their communities.

Tiffany has appeared on Fox News, CBS, CNN, the "Katie Couric show," multiple radio shows and has contributed to the Wall Street Journal. She travels across the country speaking in various churches and corporations.

Additionally, Tiffany works as an advocate for Veterans, Caregivers and their families on local and national levels, and has been asked to brief the President of the United States. She is recognized as an Elizabeth Dole Fellow and is regularly asked to meet with high-level officials to bring reform to the VA in her state and on a national level.

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