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Virescent Wellness

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For plant-based, vintage women looking to combat the daily pain and fatigue of chronic conditions. Eat well, be well. Join now for free!

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13 contributions to Clear Mind Revival
Fear doesn’t exist anywhere except in the mind.
This is a quote by Dale Carnegie. Fear is one of the biggest emotions that drives so many decisions- especially when we’re chronically ill. “What if I do too much?” “What if never heal?” “What if there is mold in the new place?” I encourage my clients to turn “what ifs” into “even if” statements. They look like this: “Even if I do too much, I’ll learn better where my boundary is” “Even if I never heal, I can enjoy the gift of today” “Even if there is mold, I can gather tools that support my body” These questions keep us stuck. Have you felt stuck before? How have you moved out of fear in the past and into freedom?
Fear doesn’t exist anywhere except in the mind.
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I’m in the midst of making a big move now, physically and emotionally. Leaving my home country for a whole new world is terrifying and exciting and A LOT of work.
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@Coleen Huebert I am doing an ok job keeping motivated because it is a new adventure and a safe space. I attempt to hold more gratitude for what I already have which makes the new life possible. However, it is very difficult not to get angry at my body for not getting through the work faster. A normal person would be done by now and I’m in so much pain I barely make a dent each day. And I really want out so I can focus on getting better instead of just cycling through this endless process of pain and anger.
What is your favorite health and wellness book?
I love to read and am always looking for recommendations. I really liked reading "Why We Get Sick" by Benjamin Bickman. He provided lots of scientific support and practical tips. What was a really helpful book for you and why? If you don't have a favorite health book, what is a book you read recently that you loved? (I also like to just read for fun and to relax!)
What is your favorite health and wellness book?
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@Ailie Mottern this book just popped up in a suggested list for me today. It’s so hard to tell how good a book is through Amazon reviews lol. I’m curious to know what her food suggestions consist of.
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@Coleen Huebert it’s a really great book in the sense that she expresses the frustration of being a woman in the chronic pain realm. She outlines her medical experiences, blah blah blah. She lost me at the end though when she talks about her wonderful medical cure. I have zero faith in Western medicine so my eyes glazed over for that part lol. But the rest of the book is super relatable.
Change of Community Name
One thing I'm learning is that this community is like clay and I will mold and shape it over time. I received some feedback on the community and people told me to focus more on symptoms than on mold so I changed the name to a group I was already working with: Clear Mind Revival. Same great purpose, but with the goal in mind instead of the cause. Let me know what you think 💖
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I just scoped out your About Page to make sure it was clear on what you do. Phew, it is! Lol. (You need to update the name there though still.) I just find some communities have such obscure titles and About Pages that it’s not worth my energy to try and figure it out lol.
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@Coleen Huebert I’ll keep my eyes peeled!
Welcome!
We have 3 new members! @Laura Beachy @Leslie Singletary @Cindy Glass I'm so excited you've joined us here! Existing members, please show them some love by tagging them and saying hi. New members, if you haven't already, please visit the Welcome Post and either comment there or create a new post to introduce yourself. Please include your experience with mold (if you have one) and one fun fact to remember you by. This is where you can learn about mold illness and start to heal. We're thankful you're here.
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Changing the "Tea Time" for Q and A
I had the original tea time for Q and A at 8am (CST) on Tuesdays and no one has made it yet. Please vote on a time that might work better for you. As we grow, I want a time that works for people. As you can tell, I'd like to put them on Thursdays. Once people start coming, I'll record the Q and A portion and post the recordings. If you're watching videos in the classroom, these are great opportunities to ask questions about the video content.
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I’m a conundrum with this kind of thing…I really don’t do well with live anything. I prefer to do things at my own pace with less interactions, so obviously replays are my thing. But if I do attend something live that involves interactions, I hate being recorded lol. So my vote would be just for recordings and me avoid lives altogether. And yes, I have been told that I’m a pain in the ass lol.
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@Coleen Huebert I didn’t want to not participate lol.
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Amanda Mirrlees
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Vegan Holistic Nutritionist and Certified Personal Trainer, helping women use food and movement to find relief from their chronic pain.

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Joined Apr 9, 2026
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