My Well Balanced Life

I kind of thought I had been through my big health challenge with all the miscarriage stuff. I mean, all natural health practitioners typically experience some kind of health crisis which drives them into this field of work. But I guess God wasn’t quite done with me. In the past two years, I discovered that not only were we living in toxic mold … but we had been exposed to it multiple times throughout our years in the military.

It has been an absolute nightmare, a truly devastating health crisis which has impacted everyone in my family in significant yet different ways. This led me to step away from My Well Balanced Life for a while so I could immerse myself into the world of chronic infections, environmental toxins, and everything else that is involved with mold and mycotoxin illness.

And while it has been the hardest thing I’ve ever experienced, mostly because it’s not just about me but my husband and my children, it has also uncovered a part of me that I didn’t even know existed.

One that can dig far deeper than ever before and connect the dots of symptoms and lab findings to truly help people on a much deeper and profound level. I believe I have a gift for sniffing out the root causes of people’s health issues, and I will not rest until I figure it out.

If you had told me just two years ago the amount of knowledge I would gain about everything from reading functional lab tests to mold and Lyme and PANS/PANDAS, I would never believe it. Mostly because I didn’t think I was capable of doing such hard and intricate work, but life experience motivates you in a way that nothing else will.

To be honest, I had felt for quite a few years that God was calling me to pursue a different path within my business, but I couldn’t figure out what I was supposed to be doing. I wish it hadn’t required such a tough path which we are still navigating, but I completely trust that God’s plan and timing are perfect.

Just like I can see His hand and the many blessings that came from that multi-year battle with miscarriages, I know that one day I will say the same about this journey. And maybe I can help some people along the way🩵

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