Sara’s son was sick and she wasn’t sure what was wrong. After many doctors and doing lots of research on her own she discovered her son had PANDAS. The family came together and successfully found a way to manage the illness.  In order to help other children Sara wrote a middle grade book entitled Pendulum under the pen name of S. E. German.  Additionally, her podcast Learning to Slay the Beast discusses the disorder as she interviews many experts on the topic.

Caryn developed a loss of chemical tolerance after exposure to some chemicals.  She reveals how it has affected her life and the adjustments she had to make. She is helping others learn how to function and navigate in our perfumed and chemical (VOC’s) world by means of her Facebook page and her consulting business. Discussion Group: https://facebook.com/groups/canarychat Consulting Business Page:  https://www.facebook.com/canarycaremcs Email:care@canarycaremcs.com

Heidi Dunstan widowed at a young age noticed well-meaning friends frozen in awkwardness uttering words that hurt more than comforted.  Hence, she explains why saying, “How are you?” isn’t the best choice of something to say.  Compassionately, Heidi’s goal is to help all of us learn what to say to friends and family during their grieving process. From her own experience and talking to many other grievers she talks about what the process is like if we, sadly, experience a loss ourselves. Heidi is currently working on a book A Legacy of Loss.   Https://heididunstan.ca/lean-into-grief     www.facebook.com/leanintogrief  Insta@Lean IntoGrief