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Robert Gene Smith has posted a YouTube video:
She entered nursing at 17. Gave the medical system nearly 30 years of her life. And when she finally became the patient, when she sat across from colleagues who had worked alongside her, respected her, known her professionally for years, every single one of them said the same thing. "Phyllis. You have fibromyalgia. You have chronic fatigue. There is no cure. You are going to have to learn to live with this. All your blood work is normal." Normal. She wasn't sleeping. She had food sensitivities. IBS. Hormonal imbalances. Depression. Panic attacks. She was housebound. Barely able to move through a day. And every test came back normal. She changed her diet. Saw naturopaths, chiropractors, osteopaths. Removed every toxic product from her home. Followed every protocol. Did everything right. And kept getting worse. Then, six months after leaving work, something new arrived without warning. Multiple Chemical Sensitivity. MCS. Suddenly. Severely. Like a door slamming on whatever was left of her world. And here is the layer that made it even harder... Phyllis had been the nurse. She had stood on the other side of that bed and watched patients come in with these exact diagnoses. She had seen how they were received. How their symptoms were minimized. How they left appointments feeling like they weren't believed. She knew what that looked like from the outside. Now she was living it from the inside. This is Part 3 of Phyllis's story. And the system has officially run out of answers. But Phyllis hasn't run out of fight. Watch Part 4 right now. That is where everything starts to shift. And if what Phyllis is describing sounds like your life (the normal bloodwork, the growing list of sensitivities, the world getting smaller), our Root Cause Reset workshop begins April 5th. Four live Sundays dedicated to changing the program underneath all of it. Not managing it. Changing it. Save your seat: https://linktr.ee/robertgenesmith (copy and paste the link into your browser)
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