Guest Episode
September 03, 2024
Episode 15:
A Miraculous Medical Injury Recovery
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Michelle Spray is a Registered Holistic Nutritionist and works out of Inner Strength Family Chiropractic & Wellness, in Saskatoon.
Michelle has an incredible story that primarily involves herself and her vaccine-injured son.
Today we discuss his powerful recovery story!
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when my son was one years old so this is my second child um so this one he's almost 9 years old now so when he was
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one um we actually took him to a wellness checkup um and he actually received 11 vaccines with four pokes at
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that time um and me not really knowing fully you know the schedule I just kind of was going along like like we do that
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we take you our kids to the wellness checkup and we and we just do what we're supposed to do right um and so he um
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little did I know kind of looking back now when I saw his uh vaccine record they actually gave him a 5 in1 vaccine
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that day that was not on the schedule it was just obviously way too much for his body and he he couldn't handle it we
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came home he he had a nap um got up and then I fed him and he threw up um and I
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thought okay you know didn't think much of it that day but then that continued so he actually threw up basically the
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same time of day at supper time so he' he'd eat supper and he'd throw up he actually continued to do that for 30 days
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episodes during this series of episodes we are diving into some testimonials from clients who have used our products
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and experienced lifechanging events today we have got the honor of talking with Michelle spray now Michelle is a
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registered holistic nutritionist and works out of inner strength Family Chiropractic and Wellness in Saskatoon
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Michelle's got an incredible story that she's going to share that primar involves her son and herself and I'm
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really excited to get into it because the remarkable recovery stories I hear on a frequent basis working with true
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Hope just always blows my mind because through such incredible impediment and
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obstacle the human nature is able to literally perform Miracles I've been
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working with true hope for over 3 years now and I have heard miraculous story after miraculous story and it is pure
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and simple micronutrient supplementation that is able to do these impossible things Michelle welcome to the show
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thank you so much for being here how are you I'm doing well Simon thanks so much for having me awesome now it's great to
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have you with us um let's just get straight into a little bit of your backstory so why don't you let us know about your nutrition practice and the uh
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the clinic space that you work at yeah so um I've always been really passionate about nutrition um all throughout my
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life even you know as a kid I was always very interested in nutrition how it affected the body and you know just
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having some my own you know body issues or things like that and um I eventually um went on to University and I ended up
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actually going into the College of Education um because when I looked at going into the dietitian College they kind of dissuaded me a little bit said
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there was not a lot of jobs and and back then I didn't know about being an entrepreneur like I am today um so you
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know just being a kid not really knowing yet so I went on kind of followed in my parents footsteps um became a high
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school chemistry and math teacher um so I kind of went that direction first um I'll kind of fast forward my husband and
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I used to um Farm organic grain and and cattle um and So eventually we sold out
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of the farm and we moved towards sason to be close to my parents for support um and then I ran a health and wellness um
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online health and wellness business from home um eventually it allowed me to go back to school to do what I was really
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passionate about which is nutrition so I went um to uh uh csnn um which is based
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out of um Alberta or sorry BC and um yeah it I really really enjoy it I was
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able to do it from home while I had my kids and I was running my business at the same time um and then I also also
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hired a personal Mentor who was also holistic nutritionist for a very long time a lot of years um she actually
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helped build that college um and so she really helped me on my journey so I was able to start my nutrition business
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right away with her being my mentor so that was back kind of end of 2017 beginning of 2018 um so I had clients
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kind of all across Canada um from home so I would you know talk to them over the phone or over Zoom or things like
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that um and then kind of fast forward when I met um my now business partner Dr
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Shantel Goring um in 2018 we just really hit it off right away and we were joined
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at the hip and we just knew it was really a calling I I never thought I would work outside of the home again um
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but for me it was just a calling I knew that we needed to work together because we were just so much power more powerful
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together um so in November of 2018 I joined with her at Inner Strength Family Chiropractic and Wellness um and so yeah
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since then we've been um working with all of our patients together um simultaneously so we do kind of a
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wraparound holistic approach that's really cool and I'm a little bit familiar with your story and I know the
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chiropractic side of things is very very relevant which which we we'll certainly get into why don't you tell us a little
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bit about your family yeah so I have uh four children they're U so two boys and
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two girls my oldest is 12 and then I have an 8-year-old who's will be nine actually in about a week um and I have a
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seven-year-old and now a five Monon so and then my husband Shane yeah that's
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great wonderful thanks for sharing so let's get into your story because your
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story is involves your obviously involves your family but I think primarily involves yourself and it involves your son yeah and um so let's
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get maybe let's get into things when it started to go a little bit kind of like sideways when you you began this journey
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and I believe um that your son was having some gastrointestinal issues yes
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and he was one at the time yeah so yeah yeah please so yeah let's let's kind of start this journey with
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that if you don't mind yeah so um when my son was one years old so this is my second child um so this one he's almost
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9 years old now so when he was 1 um we actually took him to a wellness checkup um and he actually received 11 vaccines
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with four pokes at that time um and me not really knowing fully you know the schedule I just kind of was going along
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like like we do that we take your our kids to the wellness checkup and we and we just do what we're supposed to do
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right um and so he um little did I know kind of looking back now when I saw his
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uh vaccine record they actually gave him a 5in one vaccine that day that was not on the schedule so we had five more
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vaccine uh five more vaccines that day than he was supposed to have so he so
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he's one years old he goes for this standard Wellness checkup and is it normal to get
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11 doses in what you say four Jabs in po jobs yeah is that normal uh so I mean I
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think it's becoming more normal um because they're just incorporating more and more vaccines into the schedule but
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at that time no that was not normal that wasn't even uh the actual schedule so um
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it was just obviously way too much for his body and he he couldn't handle it we came home he he had a nap um got up and
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then I fed him and he threw up um and I thought okay you know didn't think much of it that day but then that continued
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so he actually threw up basically the same time of day at supper time so he' he'd eat supper and he'd throw up he
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actually continued to do that for 30 days um I had been in contact with the health nurse office I asked them I said
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you know what's going on I like my son's saring up every day otherwise he has no symptoms he seems totally fine um and
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you know is this connected to the vaccines or is this you know a reaction and they said no absolutely 0% chance so
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they kind of just shut the door instead of saying here maybe we should figure out what's going on right and just just
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to get clear so before you went into that into the clinic he he wasn't vomiting no he was totally healthy yeah
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he's he was a very early developer um so he walked early he was talking he was
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just H he was just amazing both my middle children were uh very early developers yeah okay so and then you go
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to the clinic you get these Jabs and then you I mean obviously you know you're his mother so you've been with
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him like every day significant amount time so you're going to recognize any
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psychological any behavioral any physiological things that come up so
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okay so 30 days this persists you call up and it's kind of strange that they would say there's absolutely no way that
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this is connected to these things that happen um but you know yeah so what what happens from that yeah so um continuing
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on from there um he actually continue to throw up about three to four times a
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week on average for about 3 years wow from from 1 to four three to four or
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five times a week some was throwing at the same kind of time of the day was it like after eating so always in the night
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so he started throwing up in the night about 2: in the morning um he and I I tried lots of different things I would
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you know he couldn't eat for certain periods of time before bed I tried you know eliminating different types of
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foods um definitely developed major texture issues couldn't eat a lot of vegetables um any sort of texture
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sometimes he would even get it down and throw it up so he would actually throw up other times just from texture issues
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um but just the the throwing up for you know not in conjunction with a specific food would be in the middle of the night
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and IID talk to doctors I'd talk to the you know the health nurses and and I would always tell them that this
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happened you know right after the vaccine and so they kind of just put their hand up in my face and kind of
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shut the door and I feel like you know looking back what would have been better for them to do is to say maybe they
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would have still said You know this has nothing to do with the vaccines but here let's help you let's figure out what's
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going on with your son but they didn't yeah cuz it's I think it's okay for them to say no it's not it's not connected
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but they offering another solution or to investigate and do some other Diagnostics you know you're you're the
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patient you're the the patient's mother and you've obviously you know you're experiencing some wild things at home
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with your son yeah in a must have the anxiety and stress levels are just you know I have I have one a half yearold
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and just you never stop thinking about their health and wellbeing right so yeah
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like it's it's kind of wild that they would just like completely shut the door and not like investigate further so like
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where's your head at with this are you obvious are you investigating things are you looking things up yeah so at the
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time yeah I just started to I started to kind of look into things and research and and still I it took me a while to
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really fully um dig further into vaccines as well because I did want to believe them
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you know even though it was so apparent to me it was so in my face that it literally happened that same day and
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before that he was eating you know SP and meat sauce and vegetables and he had such a vared diet and then he went to
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only being able to eat like very few foods and you know so it was just so dramatic to me um and then it continued
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to get worse um you know as his symptoms got worse and I started looking more into things and um he eventually he
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wasn't able to feel hot cold or pain well his speech you know just wasn't veloping as it should he would kind of
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start to talk properly and then it would just come out like garbage out of his mouth um he couldn't form friendships or
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relationships he was just basically running all over the place we couldn't even go you know we couldn't go downtown
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or go to um the forestry Farm or things like that because he would just run away how was it with with your other kids and
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and at home how what was it like at home yeah I mean I have a lot of guilts kind of looking back at that because I you
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know I I feel really bad that I was always having to keep everything really calm all the time because any sort of
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over stimulation he would just be all over the place and you would kind of see his eyes just you know kind of go blank
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a little bit um and he would just not be able to control himself so if we kept everything really really calm then it
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would keep him calm and so I kind of forced them to do that instead of just being able to be
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kids yeah that's that's really tricky for for home life right and um the the
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um the way that children of ly naturally develop and you have ch you had children already right so you you know that
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progression and you you I'm just significantly convinced that a parent especially a mother knows when something
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is is wrong yeah absolutely um so how does that when does your cuz this has to
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be the most stressful anxiety I'm just like shaking inide just thinking about
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thinking about this but um so where does this where does this lead into you and your your physical manifestations of of
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of of illness like what is this coming for you and for for my own health for your own health yeah yeah so for sure
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back then I I mean my anxiety you know just continued to grow um I was gaining
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weight I um started I I had run been running businesses from home and
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eventually I started to you know not be able to do simple things like call call people you know follow up or right
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everything became just very like anxiety ridden for me just kind of everyday life and even just going anywhere and going
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places with my kids and um yeah I just kind of started to shut down uh about it all yeah yeah I mean experiencing that
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for what 3 four years especially the first the first initial stages of like
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concern and worry and like you just have no idea what's going on and you're looking for this kind of solution do you
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get any point a diagnosis um so I it wasn't until um the
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fall of kindergarten um so at that point he'd actually been suspended from the bus um so they my kids have an hour bus
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right to school so he just couldn't sit in a in a bus seat um still for an hour just couldn't do it so um so he was
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suspended from the bus the principal was probably calling me you know every single day um telling me my son was a
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health or sorry telling me that he was a safety concern because he would just sort of you know throw throw his shoes in there or things like that and they
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would land on people I mean he wasn't intentionally trying to hurt anyone it just he wasn't full aware so um
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eventually I was able to get a referral because you have to have a referral for a pediatrician So eventually was able to get a referral um for a medical doctor
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um to a pediatrician and basically he ran around her office for you know 5 or 10 minutes and she just said yep he's
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got ADHD so never really like 10 minutes yeah and just watched him behave that
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was it basically and really didn't watch him she was more just Disturbed that he was running around her office um yeah
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and then we had also when he was younger um because he would sort of just sometimes not be there and you weren't
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sure if he could hear you or not uh my brother was actually the one that pointed it out and thought maybe he should get his hearing test tested so I
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thought well I'm pretty sure he can hear but I'll I'll just put him on the list so he was actually two years on the list
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with an audiologist um so they kind of just called me up it was happened to be the beginning of kindergarten as well
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and we went to the audiologist and um and they said that his hearing was was perfectly fine but he was definitely
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exhibiting um autistic behaviors and pervasive developmental delay what does
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that mean so um pervasive developmental delay so that was kind of what they put on the paper so I know more about kind
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of autism but just he was delayed overall in everything so he really didn't have you know even fine motor
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skills um you know wasn't able to color or things like that um he could you know barely write or draw um his speech was
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delayed there was just a lot of delays okay um and then how does true hope and
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Empower Plus into this yeah so um when I was digging into so as soon as I kind of
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had these tentative sort of diagnosis again they told me well the only thing you can do is basically put them on
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medication and so I knew that wasn't the answer I knew that my son's body could heal I just I just knew it in my my gut
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right and so I just started researching I was honestly staying up till probably 2: in the morning every night just reading and researching and finding
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anything I could and I started trying different supplements and I spent a lot of money on my sense recovery like thousands and thousands of dollars um
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you know because none of that's covered um no of course not no yeah yeah um and so I just I came across uh true hope and
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I don't even remember if I saw it on Facebook or where I saw it um but I just
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immediately called in um and I ordered it both for myself and my son um so I
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started him um on that and they helped us you know figure out a dosage and then they gave us some other recommendations
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and I started them on omegas and things like that how how old was he this point
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yeah so this was um January of 2018 so this was still in kindergarten so we had
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that diagnosis in the fall there and then I discovered uh true Hope by January okay so you got on the product I
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guess it was sorry I'll say actually December and then by the time I was like okay let's do it and I ordered it for
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January yeah so like early 2018 yeah so a few years ago okay great and then you know yes how does it go you get true
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hope comes to you somehow yeah you go for it you all the products because I'm sure at this point you're willing to try
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anything right there's no answers yeah because there's no answers especially in the conventional medical system where
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you know there is obviously a place for pharmaceutical drugs right there's a
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place for them but you know as a mother and you say know you knew deep down that
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he could heal and you know you could find an answer that wasn't you know
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sedation for the rest of his life well and just seeing that you know where he came from fully functioning and
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developing you know ahead of the curve and then to change drastically so much in the opposite direction I knew that
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okay if that happened we can go back right absolutely um yeah okay so how how
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does the beginning stages of trying Empower is it Empower plus that you that you purchased yeah okay great so tell us about how that went for both and also
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the nasatal as well okay great yeah which was really great all right um yeah so um yeah so we started taking it and
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myself as well um so we started taking it and eventually started to really notice you know that he was more calm he
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was able to have a little bit more kind of self-control he he was able to um and
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this is through help with the school as well just starting to differentiate better between his moods his own moods
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um so knowing he would call them happy Alex mad Alex and sad Alex so then he was able to kind of like recognize those
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parts of himself and when he would slip into one of those kind of States um so he started to yeah just become more
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aware he actually started started um developing more fine motor skills um so that was was really cool um his speech
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started to change and you with the hosing omegas as well with EMP I found was a really great pairing um because
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they really complement each other and he was able to actually within I would say a month or two his speech had completely
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returned yeah so this is this is wonderful so I'm so glad that you're able to find these these the type of
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solutions yeah um I'd love to know about so H how s how old was he at at the
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start of 2018 like four yeah so he was he would have been five okay so he's 5
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years old okay and how did you figure out dosages yeah so I actually spoke
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with true hope um with the company and they um had a a customer or a a
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naturopath or someone that actually helped me uh figure out the dosing at the time yeah that's all micronutrient
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support micronutrient support yeah because it's obviously very important that even with supplement ation if
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you're not taking the the right dosages for the individual then you know it's it's not going to be as effective so
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that's wonderful that you took that yeah so we were both on a more of a therapeutic dose um yeah to be able to
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replenish our bodies yeah all right great well it sounds like was was the transition pretty quick like like did
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you notice things like how quickly did you no a couple of weeks I would says
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actually you know what now that I think of it I don't know why I hadn't thought of this one for a while but um one thing
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I really noticed change was um he would anxiously eat like he would sort of just
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anxiously like stuff his food and overeat because of because of that um
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that changed pretty quickly um he stopped anxiously eating he was able to just calmly eat his food yeah well I
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love what you said about that he was able to become conscious and aware of of kind of like what state he's in yeah I
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know a lot of adults that don't have that ability um so that I mean that's a really really important part of being
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being a a present individual is like knowing being aware of like how you're
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feeling yeah and and you know how that's affecting yourself and the people around you so like that's an incredible yeah
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ability to happen quite quite a quick space in time and then yes so he's able
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to slow down with his eating and came more aware of that as well yeah absolutely and definitely I noticed
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changes in his gut he was able to um you know the throwing up wasn't happening as
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much and that already kind of started getting better you know kind of prior to that um just with the food elimination and things that I had done but
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definitely continue to improve as well with that that's wonderful and then you
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know you continue for I mean so what what type of time frame are we in now so this you started like early 2018 like
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where are we now yeah so um yeah we're kind of leading into the spring and then that's where um it was actually March
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1st where I met my business partner and then we started doing work together with Alex at that point that's so that's
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that's your chiropractic partner right and I know that there's a k chyo link
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yes into your son's um therapy yeah so can you tell us a bit about that I think
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that's really interesting yeah for sure so I I should say I thank the algorithms on the internet for this one because
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once I was doing all this research they would put all these different you know advertisements and podcasts and
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different things in my view so that's how I saw a video called ADHD the perfect story storm and it was by a
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group of chiropractors down in the US and they explained um the importance of
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chiropratic care and making sure that your brain and your body are in that full communication that's what happens with these kids with you know ADHD or
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Autism or things like this is that communication is not happening so they're really not aware of where their body is in space right that proprio
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proprioception um and so it's about restoring that communication between the brain and the body and I watched this
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video and I thought okay this is this is the missing link right because I felt like at that point everything that I was
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doing was like a piece of the pie right everything was a piece of the pie and his recovery and he was getting there things were changing um but I knew that
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this was going to be the next step um so I actually called down to California and told them I'd get on an airplane and do
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whatever I had to do CU at that point I was like just take all my money I don't care like I want my son back um and so
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they were like no no you don't have to get on an airplane and they um actually knew Dr Chantel because she' um done
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some work with them she was part of their um group there so um I gave her a call and I said do you
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do these nervous system scans I want to know what's going on with my son she said yep come on in and that was March 1st of of 2018 and where where was she
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PR where were you and where was she practicing like 15 minutes from my house that's ridiculous 15 that's ridiculous
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imagine if you went to California and found that out on the way home yeah no doubt wild okay and actually side note
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we I had gone to a a chiropractic conference so just a couple years ago and shared my son's story um with this
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same group of chiropractors and um he actually joked that I somehow how and resourceful enough that I called him at
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his house that wasn't even his Clinic wow so that's how resourceful I had to be figuring out my son's Health that's
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diving deep that's great um okay wonderful so you start working with the
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the Cairo work and you obviously got the supplementation at the same time yeah how did the how did the chyo go yeah so
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um I brought him in we you know did a scan so there's a a thermal scan that detects uh interference in the nervous
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system um so there was definitely interference in his upper cervical so kind of neck area so it's kind of like
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kinking the garden hose right so the messages can't get through right because the brain communicates with the body down through the spinal cord out through
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the nerves right and when you sorry when you say interference is this like skeletal interference no so nervous
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system interference yeah so so again with that communication between the brain and the body if there's something
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called a subluxation which is a misalignment in the spine so interferes with that communication so then it
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blocks those messages getting through and that's where again what's going on not internally inside of our body so you
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know our liver needs some work or our foot hurts need to heal our foot but also what's going on around us in our
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space yeah absolutely okay well and H how how was he with the actual treatments himself yeah so he had his
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first adjustment um and then he just like went off the wall so he it was like
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everything I had done was completely erased oh okay yeah in one adjustment
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and it was kind of over right before a long weekend so now we had four days where we were at home and I did not
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leave the house he was off the wall and I thought okay it was obviously really scary but I thought okay this did
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something like how did this have this impact on his body whether it was negative or positive it did something
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yeah so then we came back I was like well now we're in so we came back and we
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started getting adjusted so we came back the next week three times and then we continued from there and every adjustment he got yep he would get a
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little worse that kind of same day but then he would come right back down and get better so he started to be able to
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self-regulate more and more and more and it was pretty amazing and and the school really like really noticed um the
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changes as well yeah so yeah and how how did that go like was were you getting like were you getting like less calls
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yeah less calls I mean I would honestly melt every time my phone would ring at that point um so yeah less calls was
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definitely my goal amazing yeah so Cyro supplementation and you're obviously experiencing some kind kind of I mean
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with any with any therapeutic um work that's significant it's never this like
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upward perfect um recovery there's obviously dips in that and you know
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having such um you know the the practice of Chiropractic work is is just
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wonderful I I love getting I love getting chiro work yeah uh Simon I'll just add to that um when you see the
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depths um every single thing and I would say including EMP every single thing
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that I've done with my son he goes backwards a bit first and then I know it's working cuz now I know that right
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it's scary at first but he would go backwards and then way forwards so one step one step back okay yeah so when
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people are saying oh they're getting worse yeah good so what made you what made you stick like kind of what made
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you stick with it rather than like oh my God this isn't working you know like you must have had a feeling an intuition
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yeah I just I mean I looked at the science that video was very in depth looking at the science the nervous system it made sense to me and I and
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just seeing that it did have that effect on him and because anything I had done in the past he had gone backwards as
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well before he'd gone forwards so I just kind of held on to that yeah just amazing wow and then there must be a
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point like when when was the kind of like first time where you maybe thought or knew that you had
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just had your son back yeah oh this is kind of emotional for me I think it was
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um I think it was June that year we went to um a indoor playground and my son was
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playing which normally would have been kind of a stressful event because I wouldn't know he would get in scuffles with kids and parents would be talking
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to me but he was just playing on the glider with this little girl this exact same size as him and they were just
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having a conversation and he was asking her about you know what her name is and you know what grade she's in and asking
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her just all about herself and and just having a friend developing a friendship with her and I never seen him do that so
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that was huge for me that's incredible yeah yeah what a wonderful moment thank you for sharing that um you also
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mentioned I in in your notes before we before we uh decided to do this podcast
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about um a parent teacher conference as well yeah because they were probably very different before and then after
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yeah very much so so in kindergarten we had a parent teacher interview that was
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um his whole team his team of people of support people basically um figuring out
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how we were going to support him going forward into his school years right not really thinking the future was looking
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that great um and then fast forward to grade one that first parent teacher interview was five minutes with only the
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with only the teacher and and she just she had no concerns and obviously like there was still you know catchup and
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things he had to do but just the ground that he' already covered was so huge and then I also received a letter from the
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school saying um yeah that he was no longer on the list for speech therapy
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yeah that's just amazing yeah I mean as a parent that just must be just the most
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yeah I keep that letter I've kept all the everything yeah I keep it yeah that's wonderful
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um tell us a little bit about you and EMP yeah because you're going through
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one of the most wildest possible stressful things you could ever experience I think as as a parent yeah
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um you know watching watching your son kind of I don't know fade away many many aspects but
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then you this I can't believe that from January 2018 to June it's pretty
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unbelievable it's six months that's insane yeah and that's obviously the power of not only the right nutrition
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and micronutrients but having uh that chiropractic work to actually deliver those things to work and function it's
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just mind-blowing and you know I I must have listened to a couple of hundred stories when it comes to M Power Plus
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yeah and it it blows my mind every single time um so why don't you tell us a little about about you personally with
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Empower plus yeah um so kind of where my anxiety was I mean back when he was
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little I kind of had a bubble right so I could kind of control my environment a little bit before he went to school
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right so then it wasn't quite as bad back then because I could basically we didn't go places we just stayed home and
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I kind of had my kind of control over the environment um but then as he went to school obviously things got worse um
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so I eventually um kind of back then I eventually did go on um some medication which now I I know a lot different but
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it it was a really great part of my journey because I really learned what it was like to go through being on one of those medications so then it's able it's
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allowed me to help other people more um but yes I was on an SSRI medication um
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and at first I felt better um but then I started to get worse again way worse and I started to have Suicidal Thoughts um
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many many many times a day and then I had started my nutrition course and I learned um through one of the courses
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that the medication that's one of the blackbox warnings which they don't tell you about is a suicidal thought so this
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is kind of that timing with true hope where I so I started taking it um and I
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just actually reduced my medication even more than they you know had recommended but I you know cut it in half
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immediately those thoughts stopped um and I started supporting my body with the EMP and then as I and then the
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thought started to creep back in cut the medication right out and then continued on the EMP and then I would say my whole
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kind of therapeutic uh range was about 8 months where I no longer even I mean I
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kept taking it as a maintenance but I did not need a therapeutic dose anymore and I'd had anxiety really actually kind
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of my whole life like it wasn't a new thing to me and so to be at the point where I that wasn't an issue anymore at
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all was pretty huge for me cuz that's always been kind of just on you know um
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you know in my in my life right you're like a looking like a Bas layer feeling yeah yeah yeah and how is a noal fit
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into that as well oh yes okay so what I love about a nosl is it's kind of like
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your your quick fix in the day I guess so um I would par and and by recommendation of true hope they
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recommended that I pair the nsol with the phospha choline um that I had purchased as well and so when I take
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those um together and you can do this with the nosto by itself too um it really just gives you a mental and a
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physical calming feeling so uh my son actually back then he started playing uh hockey and so I would give him that
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combination so that he could go to the dressing room and get dressed not run around the rink and then for me it would
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be you know I'd probably be taking it so that I could go do that right so it would kind of just give you that really
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kind of sense of Peace especially when you're leading up to something that you know is you know causes you more anxiety
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or things like that or can help you sleep and yeah that's great I think you should be so incredibly proud of
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yourself for the the wonderful things that you've done for your family CU a
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lot of people would have given up yeah they would have just succumbed to
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Conventional practices um but and not F so you should
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be really really proud of yourself it's really really inspiring to hear thank you Simon um why don't you tell us a
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little you would you I mean would you recommend Empower plus to anybody any chance absolutely so um when I was
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running my nutrition business from home I would you know order maybe you know 6 to 12 at a time and and that's just
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really grown over the years um you know I think we order about 60 at a time now we have many many many of our patients
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take it um it's really a staple in our Clinic um I recommend it to so many
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people and it helps with so many things and usually you start to see changes within the first couple of weeks so I just I I like using it because I know I
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can rely on it how um do you ever use your your story or your experience with
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Empower plus to kind of convince people cuz some people need convincing that a supplement can be so powerful yeah yeah
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my story and now I have many many many patient testimonials as well yeah yeah that's strong that's wonderful um how
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can people connect with you at the clinic yeah so um our Clinic name as I
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mentioned before is Inner Strength Family Chiropractic and Wellness um so they can either um contact you know
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myself through email or directly through the clinic so um my emails Michelle spray like a spray bottle at
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live.ca um and the the clinic is Inner Strength familyy gmail.com so they can
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just shoot us an email um we also have a Facebook page which we haven't maybe been you know on as much as as we should
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but also um I have a Facebook page as well just Michelle spray holistic nutritionist wonderful um and just to
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finish up um how has I'm I I don't know how if you can sum this up in a few
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sentences but like what's been the impact of true hope and Empower on you your
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family yeah I mean it's just been a huge part of of all of our healing right and
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it's something that we'll always take it's it's actually right on my Island so we don't we don't even put it away in the cupboard it just stays there
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wonderful and I think it's important to note that you know there's no one fixel for everything because you tried a lot of different things I did and there were
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a lot of things are complimenting each other so yeah it's not like you're going to take this one thing what I find that
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what I hear from a lot of people is this Empower plus gives people the ability to do the other things that can make them
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start to feel good absolutely and um that's a really strong thing because you know as your son was able to like start
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to become conscious and aware it's almost like a veil lifts and you see the world in a very very different way yeah
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and you know our body is a our body is designed to make us feel awesome and do these wonderful things so yeah our
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bodies are amazing they're designed to heal right we just need to give it what it needs yeah yeah and I just kind of
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adding to that um you know people ask me what's the one if you could say one thing that you did and I said the one
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thing I did was never stop and never give up right yeah and that's an incredib that's a really important point
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because there is a very very different energetic frequency between perseverance
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and you know knowing that you can you can you can heal and you can do something and staying on that path of
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let's call that positivity and then you've got an other completely different set of energetic frequencies of of anger
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and frustration and grief and hate and rage you know these things carry them carry with them a very very different
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energy and yeah if you're able to kind of stay in that positive mode good things will certainly come to you I'm
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completely convinced of that yes beautiful well thank you so much for joining us today Michelle really
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appreciate it yeah thank you so much Simon this was fantastic yeah I'm really excited to get this out there and um
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it's such a beautiful story and yeah I really appreciate you sharing everything with us um for more information on
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anything that we've spoken about in this episode you can see the show notes if you want to get connected with Michelle don't forget to subscribe if you haven't
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um thank you so much for listening everybody this is true Hope cast the official podcast of true hope Canada we'll see you next week
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