One thing I hear a lot when people read my personal healing story is “wow, it was so great reading this, as it gives me hope I can feel better one day”.

However, sometimes, it’s also nice to hear from others, and not just one person, on how their healing journey has gone.

So, I decided to start a blog series about some of the real healing stories my clients have gone through. I asked each one of them if they would like to participate and if so, we would do it question and answer style, so almost like a little interview. I sent them the questions and they sent back all of their answers.

Today, I introduce you to Evelyn

First off, I absolutely ADORED Evelyn. She started out with the very first round of the Thrive with Gastroparesis program when it was still a group coaching program. She found some healing through that, but really felt she would truly thrive by doing one-on-one work to take it even further. The one-on-one work was all of the current Thrive with Gastroparesis program, but we also did weekly check-ins, video calls and personalized plans.

*The following are all Evelyn’s answers and have not been changed in any manner

Do you know how you got Gastroparesis?

Possible food infection.

How did you find Real Peel & Aubrey?

Google Search

What were your main symptoms and how were you feeling before you started working with Aubrey?
Nausea, dizziness, not tolerating any food, anxiety, depression, and weight loss.

What made you feel like working with Aubrey was the right decision for you and your Gastroparesis?
It was all healthy. The juicing and the food recommendations. Also her experience.

What was the hardest thing about the Thrive with Gastroparesis Program?
Being disciplined. I knew what I had to do but i had really bad eating habits.

Did you ever feel like quitting or felt like it wasn't going to work for you? If so, how did you move through those feelings?
Initially yes. I had to change my routine and I wondered if all the work was going to be worth it.

What was the turning point for you during the program where you started feeling better?
When I was able to tolerate more foods.

After the 12 weeks, how did you feel?
A lot better. I felt confident about being able to move forward with the changes I had begun in my life.

How long has it been since you completed the program? And how are you doing now?
A year or two? I’m doing well. Have some flare ups but nothing like how I was when I first started the program. I did gain some of the weight I had lost. And so I am looking towards eating clean again and this time staying on a healthy lifestyle because I have seen some of the tired feeling come back again.

I then had a free box that she could fill out if she had anything else to say, and this is what she said…. This program was a real blessing that helped me to learn to eat clean and change my lifestyle. I highly recommend this program to anyone who is dealing with gastroparesis or looking to learn to eat healthier.

My thoughts on the time with Evelyn

She said it herself, she struggled to stay disciplined. However, that was more motivation for me to keep her going. I knew she could feel better, but it’s all very hard work. I pushed, encouraged and we switched things up as much as we could, until we found a rhythm.

Once she got that motivation AND discipline, she soared. I clearly remember the last month, our check-ins and calls were so short, because she was feeling so good.

I am so proud of her and honored to be a part of her journey. I also love that she was honest in that she has had flares and had some shaky ground, but she recognizes it, and knows what she needs to do to get back on track.

If you are lost on where to start your Gastroparesis healing journey, make sure you download the FREE 3-Day Healing Guide.

If you have already done that, but are looking to move forward with your healing, keep an eye out for the Self-Paced Thrive with Gastroparesis next round.

Or, if you are wanting more one-on-one, please send me an email at info@realpeeljuice.com to check availability or join the waitlist.

Until next time,

Keep it Fresh. Keep it Simple. Keep it Real.

Aubrey