My life before working with Grace was extremely different and sometimes I think back on it, and I reflect, and I go, “Man, I can't even believe that was me.”And a lot of it just happened in a span of that six months. And I think a lot of things continue to change after that six months as well. I think that poor sleep was the big driver of it. You know, during my whole life, I've struggled with depression. I was on antidepressants since graduate school. What drove me to work with Grace is I wanted to work with a practitioner who operated on a higher level, who had an intense technical background, and who was willing to teach me things that I would not be able to learn anywhere else from another practitioner or a doctor.She coached me on how to use testing and to experiment with supplements, and basically just try things that maybe I wasn't open to before, but I accepted every idea and would just try things and just trust her. She focuses on things like, not just taking pills, but how to change your lifestyle, appreciate, learn to appreciate, learn to love, learn to be grateful for things that you have in your life and be grateful for the gift of life.What my life looks like now is completely different and I think the biggest change that I realized from working with Grace didn't actually happen the next six months. It's actually just happening right now, as for the first time in 18 years, I'm actually almost completely off my antidepressants, and I expect to be completely off them in the next couple of months. This is something that I never thought I could do, but I feel so good. I feel like a human again, I think working with her was probably one of the top investments I've ever made in myself. It didn’t just change me at a chemical level, but it changed me as a person.
