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The Hashimoto's Mind Game

You can take all the meds, supplements and food advice, but it’s important to work on the thoughts, beliefs and patterns. Why? Because at some point, what’s going on in your head will either sabotage or support your health. “You’re healing can only go as far as your beliefs will let it.” Let’s work on this together.

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About 20-something years ago my life fell apart with freakish symptoms that started:

  • Sinus Infections
  • Dry skin
  • Stomach aches
  • Hair falling out
  • Hair turning orange (not kidding. really.)
  • Moodiness
  • Exhaustion
  • Brain fog
  • Body pains
  • Insomnia
  • And massive amounts of weight gain. To the tune of 100 pounds gained

Many of you know that story. Some of you even knew me then. When I went from being a professional musician who performed all around Southern California and the US — to being agoraphobic and not being able to leave my home.

Life changed. A lot.

It took a while to figure out what I had. At first, the doctors were dismissing me. They couldn’t find anything to support my symptoms so since they were invisible (except for the weight gain – which looked like a lack of self-control – and the orange hair – which looked like a bad dye-job…) so, they told me it was all in my head. Then, after a year of these symptoms worsening to dramatic proportions —  they told me I was dying.

I went on that massive journey for inner peace and clarity — as well as healing at the young age of 27 years old. Eventually, the doctors figured out that I had Hashimoto’s Thyroiditis. Where the body attacks the thyroid.

And the thyroid, I came to find out, affects every cell in your body.

 Good times…

I dove in, not just to the physical understanding of Hashimoto’s — but to the mental, emotional, relational, and spiritual aspects related to this dis-ease. I traveled all over the country and spoke to women all over the world who had this mysterious thing called “Hashimoto’s” and I culled information from top experts in the field. And on a very personal level, I used Hashimoto’s as a flashlight to look down the corridors of my life to see what wasn’t working — and to look into my own heart to deal with the misbeliefs I had about myself. If my thyroid was at war with me, where was I at war with life? It became my life work.

Hashimotos 3The diagnosis was years after the symptoms started and I’ve spent the last 20 years trying to find my health — and to share those healing pathways with you which I wrote about in my award-winning book “You’re Not Crazy and You’re Not Alone: Losing the Victim, Finding Your Sense of Humor, and Learning to Love Yourself through Hashimoto’s.”

Sending you so much healing and love as you take your next healing steps, forward.

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Learning to Love Yourself Through Hashimoto’s

YOU'RE NOT CRAZY and YOU'RE NOT ALONE

With raw honesty, humor and almost two decades of experience and research, Stacey shines a flashlight on the inner journey behind Hashimoto’s. Looking at the common personality traits and past experiences, Stacey threads together the profile that fits for women dealing with this condition — and leads them all to the place that ultimately heals: learning to love themselves.

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