Why Neuroscience
Where this pull toward the brain started, and why it never left. (Draft placeholder — your words go here.)
My journey back to school — toward neuroscience, one honest step at a time.
Before the cameras, I studied medicine — and I never really let it go. Life took me through Army service, a project manager's desk at NBC Universal, and then, almost by accident, in front of the camera as a model and actress here in New York.
Now I'm doing the thing I kept postponing: going back to school, with my sights set on becoming a neuroscientist. This journal is where I'll keep the real version of that road — the applications, the studying, the doubt, the small wins. No highlight reel. Just the road.
— Disnélla
Where this pull toward the brain started, and why it never left. (Draft placeholder — your words go here.)
College applications as a veteran, a working model, and a woman rebuilding her routine. (Draft placeholder.)
Discipline, rejection, starting over — the lessons carry. (Draft placeholder.)
Studied medicine before my career in the industry — the foundation everything else stands on.
U.S. Army veteran, awarded the Armed Forces Service Medal. An injury, a wheelchair, and a long rebuild through calisthenics and mobility training.
Project manager at NBC Universal, scouted into modeling and acting. Represented by Click Models in New York and Eris Talent globally.
Applications in motion. Neuroscience ahead. This is the chapter being written now.