Living with miserable symptoms:
 

• You suffer from chronic pain and fatigue, perhaps fibromyalgia.
• You might not have a diagnosis if your chronic pain is less than a year old.
• Your doctor might not seem to be taking your symptoms and concerns seriously.
• Your doctor might have sent you for tests to determine what is wrong. If so, test results likely come back normal which is good because they are ruling out life-threatening and progressive diseases.
• You are fed up with having no effective treatment to make you feel well.
• On a scale of 1 to 10, you measure your suffering at 10 on many, to most days.

Does it seem to affect your whole life?
 

• You do not want to feel exhausted and in pain. 
• You do not want to suffer.
• You want to feel alive, happy, well, active, productive, social, sexy. 
• You are overwhelmed with the pain, the fatigue, the sickness, all its effects, and the lack of help.
• You feel depressed, sad, worried, afraid, anxious, angry, frustrated, irritated, and moody.
• You feel misunderstood, disbelieved, and/or not supported.
• Other people don’t understand what is going on with you.
• It affects your relationships -- especially with your partner, children family, friends, co-workers & bosses, clients, and customers -- it seems like it affects all relationships and many encounters.
• You might be afraid of losing your husband or partner.
• You often feel like people don’t believe you because the condition is invisible so, you look ok.
• Maybe you force yourself to work because there is no other way to support yourself and it is taking a big toll on you.
• Or you are worried about not being able to keep working because then, how would you support yourself and your kids?
• Or you might be concerned that you might not be able to continue with your business or career you've worked so hard to build.
• Perhaps you have become work-disabled.
• You might once have had a virus that made you very ill and never fully recovered.
• Maybe your gut microbiome is out of balance and unhealthy. 
• Maybe your nervous system off balance.
• Maybe you have food allergies or intolerances that are making you sick systemically.
   
• Maybe there is a family history.
• Maybe you will never know.

“Why me?” you might ask.

You might have a history of trauma:

• physical trauma from an accident or surgery, 
• abuse, domestic violence, psychological violence, financial violence, sexual assault, 
• or long-ago childhood wounds.

You might not remember any major trauma, but several smaller ones over a long time: 

• like working in an environment where you felt unveiled, unappreciated, or disrespected
• like living in a family or relationship where you felt unappreciated and disrespected
   

You might have experienced a major life crisis: 

• financial crisis 
• divorce, or relationship ending 
• death of a close loved-one 
    

What do you want instead?
 

• Do you know what results you want?
• How do you want to live?
• How do you want to feel?

What would you do to get what you want?

• Since there is no quick fix and fibro is incurable, are you willing to put in the necessary effort to get the results you want?
• Since there is no cure, are you willing to learn to heal yourself?
• Are you willing to invest time, energy, and money to heal yourself and get your 

Are you looking for help here?
 

• Are you willing to be coached by someone who has already achieved what you want?
• Are you willing to do what is necessary to get the results you want?
• Are you willing to invest in yourself to get the results you want?
• Can you afford to be coached?  
• Would you prefer group or private coaching?
• Would a payment plan make it easier for you to participate?
• Would a commission for referrals who sign up make it easier for you to participate?