A Thousand Problems

Hey friend,

They say health is wealth, and I don’t think I fully grasped that until I watched the people I love the most face serious illness. When your health is slipping, everything else—no matter how important—takes a backseat.

I’m sitting here today missing my parents. Holidays have a way of stirring those memories, don’t they? I know they’re with Jesus—what a celebration they must be having!—but my heart still aches for them.

My mom was truly something special. Full of energy, always moving, always shining. I honestly thought she’d live forever. Then came her ALS diagnosis, and just like that, everything changed. She never complained, not once. She lost her ability to eat and speak, but still showed up for life—walking, working out, using a whiteboard to stay connected. Her strength still inspires me every single day. I pray that I’ll see her again one day-but not too soon.

My dad, on the other hand, battled heart and kidney problems most of his life. He wasn’t too keen on changing his diet or starting a workout routine, but he sure had a deep love for living. I truly believe nutrition could have changed his story. I believe he’s with Jesus too.

I’m sharing this not to make you sad—but to help you understand why I do what I do.

This is why I pour my heart into helping those in midlife feel their best. I’m 57 now… my mom was only 67 when she passed. None of us are promised tomorrow. We have today. And we owe it to ourselves—and the people who love us—to make the most of it.

So if you’re not feeling great right now, or if something feels off… please don’t wait. Reach out. I’d love to walk alongside you on your health journey.

Wishing you a joyful and peaceful Easter, Christine 💛

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