26/07/2025
Hi Friends
Being a Colonics hydrotherapist isn’t the kind of career many people dream of and most therapists have a story of how colonics saved them from years of pain with their own gut issues.
My Colonics story isn’t about me, but my sister, who used Colonics to remove toxins from her body during her own cancer journey.
Seeing first-hand the benefits Colonics had, I knew it was something I needed to do, to give hope and relief to those who have their own health challenges.
The past few weeks have been particularly emotionally challenging as I am currently working with four clients who each have cancer. Although rewarding to be making a difference to their lives, I can’t help but think of my sister and the challenges she had faced.
One of my beautiful clients told me this week, she doesn’t fear dying but fears leaving her children. There were lots of tears as she spoke those words because as a mother myself, I’m sure I would have those same fears if I faced the same fate. Another client was diagnosed only a few weeks ago and she is overwhelmed at what comes next. Thankfully she is working with an amazing health coach who will help keep her on track and walk her through step by step.
My third client is surrounded by her loving family who take it in turns to take her to appointments, prepare her meals and juices for the day, her coffee enemas she does at home – she is not alone and has the support she needs. She is doing well and comes to her weekly colonics’ appointments with a smile because she is remaining optimistic that she is going to win this battle. Not for herself but for her family.
I feel my fourth client is struggling and I want so much more for him, but unfortunately, the nausea and low motivation are making it hard for him to progress. He is doing his best for now and hopefully the nausea will go away soon so he can reach his optimum health.
So, how does someone “switch off” when their whole life is about “their” cancer? The foods they eat, the appointments they go to, trying new treatments, choices to make – alternative or traditional, and then deciding which choice is the right choice for them and being bombarded with different products, protocols and opinions – no wonder people are finding it hard to switch off when these are the things they face day in day out.
During each and every one of these appointments, I think of my sister and what she went through. What were her fears? How did she “switch off”? Did she ever regret her choices or wish she took a different approach? As her sister, did I support her enough?
Being a colonics hydrotherapist isn’t just about the p**p. There is so much more to what I do each and every day and it’s my clients who make what I do rewarding.
Honestly, I hope I never have to experience any of these challenges and I thank God for giving me the opportunity to help my clients as best as I can. I pray for my clients to get better so they don’t have to live with “their cancer” anymore. I pray for my sister who I miss like crazy. I know she is supporting me from wherever she is, giving me the wisdom and knowledge to better support my clients, I just wish she was here.
