This is the second episode of the 4 part series. The Simms' family share their story of getting diagnosed with a rare disease. There is a lot of appointment and test followed by a lot of waiting. The music in this episode is by Grant Boyer Music.

The Simms family share their story of their lives before being diagnosed with a Rare disease. The signs were there, but they didn't know what they were looking for. This is the first episode of the 4 part series.

The Simms family share their story of what it's like to be diagnosed with a rare disease. This is a 4 part mini series, told one week at a time.

"Empowering women to live the life they deserve is my passion." Lori Bertoni

Marsha grew up in a small hamlet and attended a 2 room school house.  Though that experience, she has learned teamwork and collaboration. She lived down the street from her grandparents house and spend time in nature.  Life was simple and peaceful. Transformation.   Her story started with her struggles with infertility.  Two years ago, her work team won a trip to Vietnam.  On the way home, they stopped in Korea and visited the fountain of youth. This is also the first time Marsha had an online presence.  While there, she met some amazing people and kept in touch. She had build relationships online. She flew to India to meet up with some friends she met on the initial trip.  She was hosted in a home and experienced the local culture. When she returned to Canada, She started looking for local yoga classes. Two sudden passings created stress for the family.  This was a turning point. A year later, Marsha returned back to India for Yoga teacher training with her childhood friend Happy Jack. While she was away, her husband had half built this room that we are sitting in. When she came home, she started teaching mindfullness.  There are 8 limbs of yoga.   She is fortunate to have a great support team. The paint on the walls is called "Bird of Paradise" Her mother in law's favorite flower. Marsha shares how she is more awake and open to signs. She is open to new opportunities. She hosted her first Karma class on June 21st and the donations went to Mathews House, a local hospice. "Let's just live for this moment.  Let's just appreciate each other right now." Please take the time to connect with Marsha: on Facebook at Rosemont yoga Retreat Email at [email protected] Come join her at the retreat.  See poster for more information. Till next time. Bye!  

Sue has been a Thirty one Consultant for 2.5 years. She shares why the company is called Thirty One. You can donate or round up your purchase and the money goes to YOUR local children mental health hospital. #NewTecMemorial #ThirtyOne

Dr Jessica Bolzicco is a Naturopathic Doctor, a mother of 2 boys and loves to help other busy people look and feel their best through individualized medicine.

Cynthia is a storyteller. She shares how creating and owning your story can be healing.

Lise interviews Julie Bateman one of the sponsors of the New Tecumseth Memorial Run.

Hello Team, This is a short, (well nt so short) video that explains a few of the details of our Ragnar race.  Enjoy!  Please post your questions on the main chat or the van chats.   Bye!