Low thyroid ,headaches and mold exposure Tampa, FL

Toxic mold exposure, Low thyroid symptoms Brain fog constant headaches Poor memory extreme exhaustion Daily Headaches, Chronic pain.

 
 
Interviewer: Okay, so we have Jessica Turner here.

Jessica Turner: Hi.

Interviewer: Jessica, um, you came to our office about two months ago.

Jessica Turner: Yes.

Interviewer: And, um, what type of problems were you experiencing then?

Jessica Turner: Um, when I first came in, I was completely overwhelmed with life in general. I woke up every day hurting, exhausted, even though I just slept all night long, completely tired, and I – I just
couldn’t keep up with my kids. I felt like I had no hope. Like I just – I just was never gonna feel better. I just woke up every day hurting and tired and couldn’t think straight. Couldn’t – like I said, couldn’t keep up with my kids. I mean it was awful.

Interviewer: Mm-hmm.

Jessica Turner: It was terrible.

Interviewer: And you’re also having a lot of pain and headaches as well?

Jessica Turner: Definitely. I had tons of migraines, my neck always hurting. Um, the headaches were probably the worst. I mean if I had – if I had a good day during that time, I would have a headache, so it wasn’t – I never really had a good day then.

Interviewer: Mm-hmm.

Jessica Turner: I mean it was always either a headache, or I was super painful, so –

Interviewer: Mm, awful.

Jessica Turner: Yes. Yeah.

Interviewer: And, uh, was your ability to think clearly, was that also altered?

Jessica Turner: Definitely.

Interviewer: Yeah.

Jessica Turner: I – I couldn’t – I couldn’t form a full sentence. I couldn’t remember what I was supposed to be doing. I couldn’t, um, if I was on the phone with someone and they asked me a question, I couldn’t remember what they were talking about, or that they had even, you know, mentioned something about what they were saying to me.

Interviewer: Wow.

Jessica Turner: Um, I – I mean it was just – I kept – somebody would say, “Hey, you remember last week when blah, blah, blah,” and I’m like, “No, I don’t.” I couldn’t remember anything, and like I said –

Interviewer: Wow.

Jessica Turner: – the sentences. I couldn’t form a full sentence. It was like –

Interviewer: Mm.

Jessica Turner: It was so frustrating. It was terrible.

Interviewer: Absolutely, absolutely, and um, what type of – how long did it take you to start feeling differently?

Jessica Turner: Um, I think after I started coming in, I would say maybe four weeks, three, four weeks, and when I started noticing that, it was like, “Hey, I’m kind of – I’m starting to wake up, you know? I’m starting to feel a little bit better,” um, still you know, still little – a little off, but noticeably changing, noticeably getting better.

Interviewer: Good.

Jessica Turner: So let’s say probably within a month or so.

Interviewer: Good, and how would you say you’re doing now? It’s been about two months. How do you feel?

Jessica Turner: Now I feel awesome. I feel so much better now. Um –

Interviewer: Good.

Jessica Turner: This past week has definitely been, like, the best week ever.

Interviewer: [Sniffles]

Jessica Turner: Like, I didn’t have a headache not one single day.

Interviewer: Mm-hmm. Mm.

Jessica Turner: Um, my neck doesn’t hurt at all.

Interviewer: Wow.

Jessica Turner: I have more energy. I’m able to run around with my kids and feel okay after, and think clearly, and just I feel so much better now [laughs]. More like me.

Interviewer: Great, and now the kids are being treated as well, and they’re –

Jessica Turner: Yes.

Interviewer: They’re progressing too as well.

Jessica Turner: Yes, yeah.

Interviewer: Great.

Jessica Turner: They’re both – they both seem to be doing well with the protocols and really –

Interviewer: Good.

Jessica Turner: – seemingly better.

Interviewer: Good.

Jessica Turner: Yeah.

Interviewer: How do you – how do you – how – what did you think of, like, the nutritional approach and then the therapies that we use. Did you find that to be real helpful? Um –

Jessica Turner: I found it to be very helpful.

Interviewer: Okay.

Jessica Turner: Um, because – mainly because I’m not – I’m not so much into, like, medicine and like, trying to cover stuff up.

Interviewer: Yeah.

Jessica Turner: I feel like the nutritional approach, it’s natural. It’s, uh – it’s healthier. It – I mean I’m not hiding anything. I’m actually taking care of the problem instead of covering it up.

Interviewer: Absolutely.

Jessica Turner: So I definitely – I mean we changed our diet. We did the nutritional supplements. We’ve – I mean – and it’s been really a – a life changer for us.

Interviewer: Good.

Jessica Turner: I feel like I’ve gotten my life back. I mean –

Interviewer: Excellent.

Jessica Turner: I know that sounds crazy, but I do.

Interviewer: That’s – that is great.

Jessica Turner: Yeah.

Interviewer: That is great, and you’re actually doing a Rife treatment right now.

Jessica Turner: Yes, I am.

Interviewer: So we’ve been utilizing that, um, you know, for the different types of things we found.

Jessica Turner: Yes.

Interviewer: Um, definitely some yeast and, uh, toxic – toxic mold.

Jessica Turner: Yes.

Interviewer: Um, as well as, um, you know, some viruses and infections that we found.

Jessica Turner: Mm-hmm.

Interviewer: Um, and so we’re just really happy that you’re on your way to feeling better.

Jessica Turner: Making it [laughs]. Yes.

Interviewer: And we look forward to helping you get even better every day.

Jessica Turner: Yes. Thank you so much. I really appreciate it.

Interviewer: Thank you.

Jessica Turner: Thank you.

Interviewer: Thank you for sharing your story.

Jessica Turner: No problem.

Interviewer: Can we share the story?

Jessica Turner: Yes.

Interviewer: Okay [laughs].

Jessica Turner: You may share.

Interviewer: Thank you.

Jessica Turner: You’re welcome.