12/19/2025
I love this!!! I’ve had the privilege of sharing oils with friends and family in the hospital and the results were nothing short of incredible!
Love the peace and comfort that they feel when they are surrounded by the pleasant aromas! ♥️
A young patient.
With a heavy diagnosis.
Living in the hospital.
Having severe pain.
Open to holistic options.
Curious about aromatherapy.
Parents willing to try.
Doctors are supportive.
A nurse who was open to help.
East meets West.
Samples of oils carried in syringes.
Labeled for the patient.
Parents educated on how to use them safely.
Diffusing oils in the room.
Patient had a good night.
Parents noticed the pleasant smell.
For one moment, they were comforted.
For one moment , it didn’t feel like a hospital room.
Dad refilled the diffuser.
Parents now running the aromatherapy 24/7.
Nurses noticing the room smells uplifting.
Are oils a magic bullet? No.
Is it a tool that can bring comfort and emotional support during a challenging time? Yes.
More and more hospitals are incorporating aromatherapy and DōTERRA oils into their systems.
Change is coming.
And when I saw a syringe filled with pure dōTERRA essential oils, I got chills.
This is why I educate.
This is why I share.
Because one small drop of oil can bring a moments comfort to someone else.
And when someone is living in a heavy world with pain.
Offering a moment of comfort to another person is a gift.
Note: Essential oils should NOT be injected. This was the method the hospital was comfortable with having the oils in. After the syringes were filled, the needle was removed and they were capped. This allowed them to label the syringes with the oils and treat them like they would a patient’s medications while in the hospital. They could also accurately track the dose and amount of oil used for aromatherapy. They would drop the oils into the diffuser to diffuse for the patient. This method of oil storage was being used temporarily until the patient’s own oils arrived.