It’s time to reclaim your life
and your dreams.
That might sound strange, considering we’ve never met.
But as a Hashimoto’s survivor, I completely get it. My life used to be defined by my autoimmune problems.
Every day, I rode the fads – always looking for the next “thing” that might fix me. My apartment became a mess of paleo, AIP, and raw food books, I had an Excalibur dehydrator, a juicer, and a Vitamix, I was taking at least 10 supplements a day, I was constantly getting blood work and monthly plasma infusions, and I subsided on foods like kelp noodles, bone broth, and young coconuts. (By the way, none of it worked!)
And yes, I had “the symptoms.”
My hair fell out and accumulated in my drain, my body was constantly tight and in pain, I had a hard time forming words, I forgot what I was saying mid-sentence, I woke up in the mornings feeling like I hadn’t slept for weeks, my mind and thoughts raced a million miles a minute, I wasn’t having regular bowel movements or a menstrual cycle, and I formed food allergies to pretty much anything I put in my mouth.
It took me acquiring eight autoimmune disorders, leaving my job, shutting off from all my friends and family, and only being able to eat five foods for me to finally hit rock bottom.
In hindsight, I should’ve seen it coming.
There was always something I enjoyed about being “sick” growing up. I got extra attention and care from my mom, I ate grilled cheese and tomato soup, I got to miss school and instead watch “The Price is Right,” and I also didn’t have to face the pressures of classes, teachers, tests, and assignments. With that said, it should have been no surprise I developed all my autoimmune conditions years later.
When I am honest, I can see I always wanted an “out” from the pressure and stress of life. I found that my health conditions gave me that “free pass” I was looking for, a safe little cocoon to hide away from the challenges and fast pace of the outside world.
I also had it backwards when it came to my feelings.
When I had a breakup, or went to college, or lost my dad, or moved, what did I do? I suppressed my feelings, pushed them down, and kept barreling forward. I never really dealt with the pains of growing up and becoming an adult. I simply avoided it all.
We all know what happens when you keep shaking a soda, and that soda was me. I eventually popped, and the outflow was the breakdown of my health and my emotional state. By my teens, I had anxiety, depression, rheumatoid arthritis, an eating disorder, and a drinking problem.
So of course, I became a therapist. I know, I wasn’t the best candidate to help others, but it made sense at the time. I now know, definitively, that you can’t help others if you aren’t helping yourself.
Fast forward to that “rock bottom” point in my life I mentioned earlier.
Thank goodness I landed there, because it led me to the path that actually worked.
A path that didn’t involve anyone else, any medical specialist, or anything I could buy, consume, or read in a book.
It turns out, I was the key to unlocking my health. I realized I had unknowingly created my autoimmune disorders, and therefore, I could be my solution.
With this knowledge and with help from my mentor, I transformed myself from the inside out. I learned to eliminate my stress and finally deal with life in a healthy and mature way. I started to feel stable and good about who I was, and my body followed my cue.
Within two months, my autoimmune disorders and mental health conditions cleared up and resolved naturally. I started to see the sun shining again, I began to see hope in my life, I got my energy back, my pain went away, and I could finally eat any food I wanted to without issues.
Your autoimmune disorders can be easily outgrown too, and it’s my life’s work to teach you (and other women) how.
With my Hashimoto’s Fix, I’ll help you let go of…
Feeling defeated in your body and unsatisfied in your life.
Constantly trying everything out there, only to see your Hashimoto’s continue to worsen.
Lab tests coming back in the “normal range,” yet continuing to experience undeniable symptoms such as fatigue, weight gain, and irritability that make you question your own reality.
A continual and worrisome decline in your ability to show up as a mom, partner, wife, grandmother, friend, relative, or co-worker.
The uncontrollable weight that keeps fluctuating, regardless of the diets and workout regimens you have tried (and let’s be honest, you often don’t even have the energy to work out in the first place).
Spending countless hours refining and fine-tuning your symptom regime, only to find flare-ups are sending you right back to square one.
Secretly envying the “healthy” people and longing for the days when the person staring you back in the mirror actually looked like the real you.
Let’s permanently resolve your Hashimoto’s and reclaim your physical and mental well-being.
The solution is like nothing you’ve ever tried. It’s the Hashimoto’s Fix, a proven and gentle path of healing, based on over 20 years of research, with a 100% success rate. If you’re tired of trying any and every “fix” out there, this is your sign to do something different.
fun facts about me
I live in Denver, Colorado.
I love to explore the outdoors and take road trips to historic towns and swimming holes.
I’m a big fan of paddleboarding and jumping into cold mountain lakes and rivers.
I’m on a quest for the best mac n’ cheese recipe.
I love to watch birds and have recently embraced myself as a “birder.”
There isn’t a day that goes by that I don’t have my binoculars on hand.
I’m conservative in my tastes – I like simple, wholesome things, from the clothing I wear to the ingredients I cook with.