Kirsten Sowers
"Kirsten Sowers is a country/pop singer, songwriter and musician. Born in 1999, she began performing at age 7. She started performing with her guitar teacher’s band, and now has progressed to opening for Nashville recording artists such as the Charlie Daniels Band & Jason Michael Carroll. In 2010, Kirsten made her television debut on the NBC 10! Show in Philadelphia. Since then, she has continued to appear on various TV channels and radio stations. Though performing for years, Kirsten released her first professional recording studio single on iTunes in May 2013, at age 13. She has performed nationwide including Philadelphia, Nashville & Los Angeles. Kirsten also has her own charity, Kirsten Kares Foundation (KKF). Through performing, she supports children, the military, animals, those caught in natural disasters, nationally recognized charities and non-profit organizations. In summer 2014, she toured the Northeast doing 20 selected event concerts with the KKF. In 2015, Kirsten was diagnosed with Dysautonomia, which is an umbrella term used to describe several different medical conditions that cause a malfunction of the Autonomic Nervous System. The Autonomic Nervous System controls the ""automatic"" functions of the body that we do not consciously think about, such as heart rate, blood pressure, digestion, dilation and constriction of the pupils of the eye, kidney function, and temperature control. She was also diagnosed with desmoid breast tumors, which mimic the behavior of sarcoma breast cancer. She has undergone 3 different surgeries removing tumors as well as medication therapy. Today, Kirsten is studying at West Chester University Honors College getting a dual major in Chemistry-Biology & Psychology with a minor in history. Her goal is to become a gynecological oncology surgeon to help women like herself. Kirsten's interests range from relationships to the military, makeup, pop culture & much more. Follow her on social media: Instagram: @kirstensowers Twitter: @KirstenSowers Tumblr: paris-perfect"
