Autoimmune challenges? Less pain, more calm and your energy back in 30 days, or your money back.

Who she is

Ellie is an accountant living with Hashimoto’s, rheumatoid arthritis and Raynaud’s. Managing even one of them is hard. She was managing all three on top of her work.

Before

Her energy was low and she was in pain. Her cycle was inconsistent, so even her own body felt unpredictable. She was easily anxious, she lived in fear and a negative voice colored her days. Taking time for herself felt irresponsible, even selfish, so she didn’t.

What changed

Her energy is calmer and stronger, and her pain is lower. Her periods are consistent again. The fear and negativity loosened their grip, and she feels calmer and more confident in herself.

Her biggest win

This year she booked two international vacations and the music festival she had always dreamed of going to, all just for herself. Before working with Nancy, she would have called that irresponsible or selfish. Now she sees it as part of taking care of herself.

Who she is

Michelle was a corporate manager with a chocolatier business on the side. Her job took the best of her energy, leaving little for the business or her family.

Before

She lived with pain and stiffness that no one had ever been able to diagnose, along with metabolic syndrome. Her energy was low and anxiety followed her through the day. With no diagnosis there was no clear plan, so she kept pushing through. She felt like a slave to her job.

What changed

Her pain is down 80%. Just as important, she knows why it flares and how to bring it down herself, because she understands her own triggers. She has more energy and she feels calm, so she is no longer at the mercy of her body.

Her biggest win

She quit her corporate job and went all in on her chocolatier business. She has the energy and the confidence to run it, and being her own boss gives her the flexibility to spend more time with her family. The job that used to own her schedule is behind her.

Who she is

Liz is a high school principal living with rheumatoid arthritis. Her job asks her to be calm and steady for a whole school, every single day.

Before

Her mornings started with pain, and her back hurt constantly. Her thoughts raced, she was highly self-critical and she was quick to react. She was always busy and struggled to relax, so she never got a real break from the pain or from her own mind.

What changed

She is calmer and far less reactive. When stress hits, she can settle herself instead of spiraling, and she handles challenges at work and at home with more confidence and ease.

Her biggest win

She walks with her husband every day again. Before, a walk could leave her paying for it afterwards. Now she gets to enjoy that time together without suffering for it after.

Who she is

Jenny is a doctor. She spends her days caring for other people’s health while living with chronic pain of her own.

Before

She was exhausted and overcommitted, always rushing to the next thing and always pushing through. However much she gave, nothing she did ever felt good enough. She had drifted so far from herself that she no longer knew what her own body needed, and she was running on empty.

What changed

Her energy is steadier now, so she is no longer running on empty. She set clearer boundaries around her time and her energy. She is more present with the people around her, and she feels good in her own body again.

Her biggest win

For years Jenny was her own harshest critic. Working with Nancy, she learned to give herself grace instead. The moment that showed her how far she had come: she put on a bathing suit, looked at herself and felt good in her body.

Who she is

June is a corporate manager living with Graves’ disease while going through menopause, two things that can each throw a body off balance on their own.

Before

Her energy was low and she felt overwhelmed. Her hair was thinning, which chipped away at her confidence. Her marriage felt unstable, and the strain reached into the rest of her relationships.

What changed

She has more energy and she feels calm. She doesn’t spiral as easily when things get hard. Her marriage is stronger.

Her biggest win

Her relationships with her mother, her daughters and her husband all grew stronger. She saw for herself that when she took care of her energy, every relationship in her life got better.

Who she is

Yolanda is a business owner living with Hashimoto’s, who also went through shingles.

Before

She was in severe pain and her energy was low. She had lost her motivation, and everything, even the business she loved, felt like a chore. Running a business takes energy and drive, and she had neither to spare.

What changed

Her thinking is clearer and she is focused again. Her motivation came back, and she felt energized to return to the business she loved.

Her biggest win

She worked through her chronic pain using breathwork, meditation and self-compassion, tools she can keep using on her own, and got back to running the business she loves.

Who she is

Brandi is a paralegal and business owner living with eosinophilic esophagitis (EoE), a condition that makes eating difficult.

Before

She had constant trouble swallowing, so even meals were stressful. She was tense and afraid of movement. While she was pregnant she avoided activities altogether, and she was missing out on the life she wanted.

What changed

She can eat the foods she loves again. She is back to working out and moves with confidence instead of fear. She enjoys being active with her kids.

Her biggest win

She got back to feeling like herself again, built muscle and had a healthy baby girl.

Who she is

Sarah was living with Hashimoto’s, and her pain had started to pull her away from the people she loved most.

Before

She dealt with pain, stiffness, IBS and sleep apnea, so even her nights gave her no relief. Her motivation was low and she was depressed. Between her work and her pain there was little of her left over, and her daughter felt it.

What changed

Her digestion is regulated and she feels excited about her days again. With her energy back, she has more of herself to give.

Her biggest win

She healed her relationship with her daughter. Her daughter had felt neglected and abandoned while Sarah focused on her work and her pain. When Sarah started tending to her own energy, she could show up for her daughter again, and her daughter started trusting her again.

Who she is

Kelsie was living with Crohn’s, and it was holding her back from the life she wanted.

Before

Her sleep was constantly interrupted, so she never woke up rested. She felt insecure, and her dreams felt out of reach.

What changed

Her health is stable and she sleeps through the night. She feels more confident in herself and in her choices.

Her biggest win

She followed her dream and moved to Colorado Springs, a place where she feels more at home and can be more creative with her music.