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“A grateful heart is a magnet for miracles”. A quote I read on Instagram and reposted. Hours later after I get forwarded an email from a subscriber just popping in to wish us well.  In the midst of hundreds of unread emails was this little miracle. This little kindness. Crystal you, kind-sweet-beautiful-soul, I promise you, I have an immensely grateful heart for you. Thank you you so much for taking time out of your day to spread a little love to us.  I like to think I have a grateful hear and that's why the universe sent me Crystal, as my miracle today. It's a miracle that even though Crystal is one of the subscribers affected by the chaos. Somehow she found it in her heart to spread love and encouragement. I found it beautifully ironic that one of my own subscribers literally "spread love, no matter the occasion".  I couldn't have a more grateful  heart right now. Crystal, I'm so grateful for humans like you! As I sit and process refunds, finish

Natalie, Uncharegables CEO & I. Canary Islands, Spain  At some point during my chronic illness experience I realized my only goal had become too “just feel even a little bit better”. I  was frustrated. I felt stuck. I was “sick of being sick and tired”. I hated not being able to eat anything that tasted 'good'. I found out the really hard way I was deathly allergic to Sulfa and most chemicals, so I was terrified of using anything on my body after my skin healed from my DRESS flare. I was inside a room with no view almost everyday, hardly ever leaving the house. Frankly, there was nothing about my life that I really enjoyed, it was all "necessary regiments for my health". All I wanted was too wake up every day and feel okay, for once! "When I really thought about it, all I really wanted was to wake up everyday and be okay with me. Even the parts that I hated, like trolling the internet for hours a day before buying body wash. Or second guessing