27. An MS Miracle: How One Woman Beat Autoimmune Disease

Hear one woman’s journey from health hell to healthy and well in the matter of weeks, no matter your genetics, background, age or circumstances. Where there’s a warrior, there’s a way! Join Patricia Clancy so she can share her vulnerable story from breakdown to break-through in past trauma, relationships, physical symptoms and business struggles. This is a great listen, especially if you or someone you know is suffering from Multiple Sclerosis or an autoimmune condition.

When Patricia first came to work with us through the CHI Transformation program she was diagnosed with MS and had tried many many things to improve her health on her own (including reading lots, attending summits, and trying various programs all the while wasting time and money)

Hear it directly from her: “With the MS, I had many different symptoms, all unpleasant. The worst were extreme dizziness/vertigo About 25% of the time, I was using a wheelchair. That doesn’t sound like much, but when it's you, it's a lot. I spent Some of the Spring and most of the summers in a wheelchair. It’s now July and I haven't been in the wheelchair in months!”

Pre-CHI she had many blocks that were keeping her from her health goals...

❌Being diagnosed with MS

❌Unresolved Tramas

❌Not fully knowing herself

❌Physical symptoms including extreme fatigue, dizziness/vertigo & many more that would get triggered constantly

❌Spent 25% of her time in a wheelchair

❌AND Came to find out she was loaded with parasites too!!

In going through CHI, Patricia realized all of this and that she was really only living up to about 50% of her true potential in life!

This all changed through the program and in her own words she now says she’s up to living about 75% of her potential and that is continuing to improve. “The journey isn’t over, and neither is my improvement. I graduated with a plan going forward, and ongoing support.”

Post-CHI her accomplishments have well exceeded what she had originally imagined...

🙌Waking up refreshed

🙌Learning how to eat for her body and CHI helped her find the best foods for HER

🙌No more working long hours

🙌Truly understands her own self worth

Improvement in her mobility

🙌Has been out of her wheelchair for months now!!! (So INSPIRING!!)

When we asked Patricia what she is doing now that she never imagined she could she told us she now takes time for herself! “I didn’t even think about my own self worth before, but now I COME FIRST!”

You always come first Warriors! It's time to get over your trauma and toxins so that you can unblock your own ability to heal yourself!! AND You don’t have to do it alone... Reach out to me and click the link in my bio to set up a free Breakthrough call so we can help you too learn to put yourself first and start living more of your own potential in life

If your doctor tells you there’s nothing you can do to heal from autoimmune disease, they’re ❌WRONG❌!!

Patricia did just that 🦄🔥

Here are Patricia’s 12 steps:

1. The thought is that I'm not enough; I wasn't old enough to play/hang out with my older siblings, so I had no friends. I wasn't smart enough (like my brother, or our neighbor)..."97? What happened to the other 3 points?". I wasn't pretty enough or fun enough for kids my age (two older sisters were prettier/more fun). On and on...I also felt like I don't exist.
2. HELL NO it's not true!!!
3. My younger sister and brother in law have been coaching me for years; telling me about how great I am - even giving me examples. It took two failed marriages, among other things, to get to the point where I finally realize my value.
4. I hid from everyone. Literally. We had a weeping willow tree I used to hide under. If I wasn't there, I was in the woods, or even hiding under my bed. I hung out with AND MARRIED the wrong people! I felt empty.
5. The symptoms were in my head (with cluster migraines), my stomach (nausea), eventually my gallbladder died and actually started rotting in my body!
6. I feel 4 years old!!!
7. Being alone, hiding under the weeping willow tree. It was my safe place, while my older siblings played and did fun things.
8. My brother (who actually IS a good person) was "the boy", and therefore, most important. He also was (is) so incredibly bright...perfect SAT bright. The same was true for my neighbor and friend, Amy Herman (she's also pretty amazing). While they are both amazing now, and I understand my parents wanting me to look up to them/try to strive to improve myself, it came across like I wasn't good enough.
9. Acknowledgement that I'm a good person, and having others (anyone) be interested in me for who I really am.
10. My ego knows that I get a LOT of attention when I talk about how I wasn't enough.
11. I'm really am pushing myself to not accept what my ego says (...