Chronic Illness Sucks

Who and What

Chronic illness has been humbling for my 37 year old niece Beth over the last couple years. She was diagnosed with Lyme disease and several co-infections along with mold and heavy metals toxicity. She and her husband Blake are raising their two daughters, aged 11 and 8.

Impacts

Beth gets spells of being OK, only to be humbled and have difficulty getting out of bed and is off her feet for 1-2 weeks at a time because her body shuts down. As you can imagine, this is difficult not only for Beth but for the rest of the family who miss out on her participation in the family.

She has not been able to work consistently in 2.5 years but has been constantly vigilant about ways to make money while ill including signing up to substitute teach on the "good" days. But sometimes she cannot remember how to do things she used to be to able to do in her sleep or she is so fatigued that completing basic tasks is difficult.

Now, in addition to her chronic illness, Beth's daughter has very recently been diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes which has added extra stress (both physically and financially). And her mother Laura is in ICU fighting flu complications. She has had to pause some of her other protocols so that her body can rest and recover.

Treatment

She has been vigilant about healing her body, finding new methods/protocols and being willing to try anything with different practitioners. While she is no longer bedridden and fearing daily for her life, she has discovered an alternative treatment that actually helped after ONE demo session. This tool, AmpCoil, uses frequency and vibrations to create a custom healing plan for her body. Based on the results, she can adjust and work with their experts to update her protocol.

It uses a coil that lays on your abdomen and leverages different frequencies to target different areas of the body. It was designed specifically for Lyme patients but proven to help several other chronic illness conditions!

After just one demo session, she slept through the night for the first time in 4 years. For anyone with sleep issues, you know how hard it is to function when you aren't sleeping!

How you can help

Here’s the tough part, that was a demo. It costs about $8K to get the unit and is not covered by her insurance. She is encouraged by the experts as they believe she could be feeling significantly better within 30-60 days. This is based on their client experiences with similar diagnoses.

So, I'm reaching out to ask for help for this wonderful mom, wife, daughter, niece, teacher. If you are able and willing to help her pay for this, she would be eternally grateful. She sees everyone who donates as an investor in her health and future and 100% plans to pay it forward when she is well and has the opportunity.

Her goal is to heal first and then turn around and help others. Beth's dream is to work with children with chronic illness to heal (yes, she does believe this is possible).