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🏡 Are you spending thousands of dollars trying to get well while overlooking something important — your environment? I want to share a wonderful conversation between two people I have tremendous respect for: Dr. Kelly Winnett of Silver Tree Wellness and Sean Dodd, one of my clients. Dr. Kelly is the doctor who helped diagnose me with CIRS and has been a valued source of guidance and support when I've needed her throughout my own healing journey. This conversation touches on something I feel incredibly passionate about. You can spend thousands of dollars on doctors, supplements, testing, and treatments, but if you're continually being exposed to an environment that's contributing to your illness, you may be making your healing journey much longer, harder, and more expensive than it needs to be. When it comes to mold-related illness and CIRS, addressing environmental exposures can be an essential piece of the puzzle. And unfortunately, it's a piece that can sometimes be overlooked. I also recognize that addressing environmental issues isn't always simple or affordable. Not everyone has the resources to move, remediate, or make major changes immediately. But understanding the role your environment may be playing is an important first step. As someone who spent decades navigating chronic illness and ultimately found my own path to recovery, I understand how important it is to look at the whole picture. I'm grateful to Dr. Kelly and Sean for bringing attention to this important topic and sharing their perspectives. ❤️ I hope you'll take some time to watch this conversation! 🎥 https://youtu.be/ox-b8k7JqmE
🏡 Are you spending thousands of dollars trying to get well while overlooking something important — your environment? I want to share a wonderful conversation between two people I have tremendous respect for: Dr. Kelly Winnett of Silver Tree Wellness and Sean Dodd, one of my clients. Dr. Kelly is the doctor who helped diagnose me with CIRS and has been a valued source of guidance and support when I've needed her throughout my own healing journey. This conversation touches on something I feel incredibly passionate about. You can spend thousands of dollars on doctors, supplements, testing, and treatments, but if you're continually being exposed to an environment that's contributing to your illness, you may be making your healing journey much longer, harder, and more expensive than it needs to be. When it comes to mold-related illness and CIRS, addressing environmental exposures can be an essential piece of the puzzle. And unfortunately, it's a piece that can sometimes be overlooked. I also recognize that addressing environmental issues isn't always simple or affordable. Not everyone has the resources to move, remediate, or make major changes immediately. But understanding the role your environment may be playing is an important first step. As someone who spent decades navigating chronic illness and ultimately found my own path to recovery, I understand how important it is to look at the whole picture. I'm grateful to Dr. Kelly and Sean for bringing attention to this important topic and sharing their perspectives. ❤️ I hope you'll take some time to watch this conversation! 🎥 https://youtu.be/ox-b8k7JqmE

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