One Planet Thrive member helps another to recover from MCS using FasterEFT.
Significant MCS healing with FasterEFT
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Using real life to retrain an MCS brain
Planet Thrive founder, Julie Genser, has moved away from the safety of the chemically sensitive community in Snowflake, Arizona where she lived for five years after becoming severely disabled by environmental illness.
Planet Thrive founder named Rare Life “Survival” runner up
Julie Genser was selected for the Rare Life Award “Survival” runner up prize for her ability to survive and thrive with environmental illness. The prize: $3,000 will be donated to housing non-profit re|shelter in Julie’s name.
The dental work that helped me recover from MCS
by Elisha McFarland | Since having all of this dental work completed, I have seen a significant shift in my health…I can say that I am almost completely healed.
$100 Hope Grants for homeless MCS and EHS people
A private, anonymous donor is awarding $100 cash grants to people who are homeless due to chemical and//or electromagnetic sensitivity. Applications are due by March 25, 2013.
My body is craving jungle energy and positive life experiences
by Julie Genser | This next year will hopefully see a huge jump in transformative growth for me…as I catapult out of environmental illness into environmental wellness.
MCS researcher needs your input today
Renowned MCS researcher Dr. Pamela Reed Gibson and the JMU CI/MCS research team are seeking participants for their latest research on chemical sensitivity and health care.
Walkathon Across America for Environmental Illness
The Jennifer Parker Foundation has just announced plans to hold a Walkathon Across America for MCS/Environmental Illness in May 2013. They are currently seeking Team Captains to help recruit walkers.
Planet Thrive founder nominated for Rare Life Award
Julie Genser was recently nominated for a Rare Life Award, honoring those who exhibit Courage, Leadership, Survival, Heroism, Devotion and/or Character. The Grand Prize Winner will win $30K for the charity of their choice. Vote today!
Anne Lipscomb’s story
Anne Lipscomb developed multiple chemical sensitivity in 1993. Her book and movie is one woman’s story of how the imagination finally comes to triumph over physical limitations.
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