PERSONAL: Nov. 4, 2009 Mountain Center For Healing
This was my second appointment at the Mountain Centre for Healing. Some positive things have been happening. I'm finding it easy to keep my weight off! I'm back into prepregnancy clothing and then some!My body is definitely changing. Some things seem to be a little off as well. First of all, my mentrual cycle is strange. I was supposed to get it and it is usually pretty heavy. This time (if indeed it was a cycle) it was merely a VERY slow trickle. I have also had some achy joints. This did not start happening a week or so after my second appointment though. I have also been quite tired in the morning, but I seem to get through the day without feeling too lethargic. Las

PERSONAL: Oct. 13, 2009 Mountain Centre for Healing
I had my first appointment/consultation at the Mountain Centre for Healing to figure out what is going on with me! It's all thyroid related, but I have never in eight years seemed to find an approach that makes me feel better. I don't know if I will ever feel 100%, but starting the healing process will hopefully make a huge change.I have also been seeing a chiropractor and that has been wonderful. But the appointments are so short and primarily structural that I feel like I don't get much in the way of "other" help. I know I could keep asking, but this new approach I think will be beneficial. I will be documenting my personal experience on my blog mostly for me--to show pr

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