Overcoming Seven Years of Chronic Digestive Issues and Stress with Personalized Wellness

Having my daughter and my grandson here for the last four days, I felt like I could handle it a lot better than like two years ago. My name is Maureen Thoma and I live in Florida on Sanibel Island. I'm originally from Michigan, but I've been down here for about 20 years. And I'm a retired educator and a grandma, so I spend a lot of time with my grandkids. I had gut issues and digestive issues and diarrhea for probably about seven years on and off. Most of my life, actually, but the last seven years were really bad. And I've tried lots of different things, but this one seemed to talk to me, and it has been helpful so far. The thing that attracted me the most was that there was more one-on-one than in any other program. Some of them I had to do basically online myself. one I also liked that all the supplements came in packets, so I didn't have to figure out which ones to take when. And I really appreciated all the details as to which ones I was taking and why. And that was one of the reasons at the beginning that I chose this program. I'm amazed that I haven't had, I probably can count in one hand in five months how much time I've had diarrhea. And that's been my major concern. and there's been a lot less pain. and a lot less running to the bathroom all the time. So those were one of my major symptoms. Stress has been less issue. I still have some anxiety. ⁓ I also became a widow two years ago, and that was a big part of, I'm sure, all the stress and everything. And I've noticed lately that I'm handling things a little better. I don't feel super exhausted right now. And they've been here for six days. So that's something I've noticed my maybe that I can handle things a little better. I feel like I'm having more fun instead of worrying about what I eat and what I'm, you know, am I near a bathroom? I still have to figure that out sometimes, but not as frequently as possible as before. yeah, those kinds of things have been just popping up that they're feeling better. I took the leap of faith. It was an expense that I feel like now was worth it. I'm anticipating that there's still more to come because I don't think I'm done with this. But I would say it's been the best that I've tried in the last seven years.