by The Chiropractor's Wife | Aug 28, 2024 | Addison's Disease, alternative healthcare, autoimmune, Foundational Health, healing mindset, The Chiropractor's Wife
A few months ago, the opportunity arose to plan some travel–specifically 2 trips back to back, both via plane and both in other time zones. A year and a half ago, I probably would have passed up the opportunity because I was so easily overstimulated and fatigued...
by The Chiropractor's Wife | Mar 13, 2024 | Addison's Disease, alternative healthcare, autoimmune, healing mindset, nutrition, The Chiropractor's Wife
Does anyone else get discouraged when, after prioritizing good nutrition and healthy lifestyle habits for years, serious illness still shows up? And you feel some level of betrayal that all “the right things” you thought were doing didn’t seem to...
by The Chiropractor's Wife | Sep 9, 2020 | Foundational Health, Nutrition, supplements, The Chiropractor's Wife
Did y’all know that pretty much anyone can make their own supplements, label them as whatever they want, and sell them to whoever will buy them? It’s actually pretty nuts, especially when you’re an average joe like me who is trusting the...
by The Chiropractor's Wife | May 20, 2020 | Foundational Health, The Chiropractor's Wife
When The Chiropractor (aka Brandt) and I started dating, my world turned a little upside down, in more than one way. At the time, he was in chiropractic school and very passionate about the things he was learning. He’d had his own long and difficult journey of...
I'm a BYU music ed grad who went on to become a pediatric music therapist in Texas, where I met and married my chiropractor husband (with a whole lot happening in between). While I can barely differentiate between an occiput and a sacrum and really have no business being on a chiropractic website, I can tell you that everything you read here will be based on my real life experience of being married to Brandt. From endless discussions about gut health to encouragement to try barefoot running to his own fast lasting five days--it's a great, kind of weird, life--and one I wouldn't trade for anything.