Apart from some of this being the last 15 years of my life, this resonated. I’m 67 and haven’t yet managed to do all I wanted to do. But running a “later life” (still can’t find a good term for that) is on the list.
I’ve understood the idea of movements in theory, but this made me realize I hadn’t been seeing my own story that way.
After a breast cancer diagnosis, I chose a very different path than the standard treatment model and began focusing on nutrition, metabolic support, movement, and root-cause health. I started writing about the experience in my newsletter, Healing Choices, mostly as a way to share what I was learning.
Reading this made me recognize that what I’m doing actually sits within a larger movement, the functional medicine and root-cause health movement you mentioned. I didn’t start it, but I’m clearly participating in it.
Apart from some of this being the last 15 years of my life, this resonated. I’m 67 and haven’t yet managed to do all I wanted to do. But running a “later life” (still can’t find a good term for that) is on the list.
I’ve understood the idea of movements in theory, but this made me realize I hadn’t been seeing my own story that way.
After a breast cancer diagnosis, I chose a very different path than the standard treatment model and began focusing on nutrition, metabolic support, movement, and root-cause health. I started writing about the experience in my newsletter, Healing Choices, mostly as a way to share what I was learning.
Reading this made me recognize that what I’m doing actually sits within a larger movement, the functional medicine and root-cause health movement you mentioned. I didn’t start it, but I’m clearly participating in it.
Thank you for articulating this so clearly.
P