Fixed By Nature

08/28/2025

💰🌿 What if you could save thousands of dollars in medical costs—just by choosing a different path?

Here’s the truth: the modern medical system is designed to keep you spending. Prescriptions, follow-ups, side effects that require more prescriptions—it never ends. The average American spends over $12,000 a year on healthcare. That’s money that could be feeding your family, building your future, or creating freedom.

But when you align with God’s perfect design—the mindset of nature, positivity, and gratitude—you step out of that broken cycle.

🍃 Nature saves money.
Herbs cost pennies compared to pharmaceuticals. Sunshine, fresh air, and clean water are free. A garden in your backyard can give you food that heals instead of bills that pile up.

☀️ Positivity protects your health.
Science shows stress is a root cause of most chronic disease. A positive mindset literally lowers cortisol and inflammation—the drivers of expensive “lifetime” conditions.

🙏 Gratitude rewires your biology.
Studies prove gratitude lowers blood pressure, strengthens the immune system, and improves sleep—cutting out costly doctor visits and medications. Scripture said it long before science caught up:
“A cheerful heart is good medicine, but a crushed spirit dries up the bones.” — Proverbs 17:22

This isn’t theory—it’s a movement. Leaders like Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and his Maha Movement are exposing how the system profits from sickness. But you don’t have to play their game.

✨ Every time you choose God’s perfect design, you’re not only reclaiming your health—you’re keeping your hard-earned money where it belongs: in your pocket.

Imagine saving hundreds (or even thousands) this year by simply living the way you were created to live. That’s the power of being Fixed by Nature.

🌱 Ready to break free from the cycle? Start today.

08/28/2025

Improve your health, happiness, and abundance; by embracing nature, positive thinking, and gratitude.

08/28/2025

Happy Day to YOU!

May we continue to grow together, uplift one another, and spread the light of love, peace, and healing in every moment. Blessings to each of you on this special day and always. 🌟💖



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08/26/2025

🌿✨ Happiness in a Bottle ✨🌿

Activate your HAPPINESS EFFECT

When I was stuck in my darkest days, I thought happiness came from outside things—pills, circumstances, even luck. But I eventually learned: happiness is something we cultivate. That’s why I wrote The Happiness Effect—to share how we can create happiness even in an unhappy world. And it’s why I’ve poured my heart into my upcoming book, Empowered Sobriety, to show how God’s perfect design provides natural ways to heal.

Science shows that scent has a direct line to our brain’s limbic system—the place that controls emotions and memory. That’s why a simple essential oil blend can actually shift your mood, calm anxiety, and invite joy into your day. God knew what He was doing when He created plants with natural aromas that speak life to our spirit. 🌸

Happiness Roll-On Recipe
Here’s a simple DIY blend you can make at home:

10 drops Sweet Orange 🍊 (uplifting, joy-promoting)

6 drops Bergamot 🌱 (calming, mood balancing)

4 drops Lavender 💜 (relaxing, stress-reducing)

Carrier oil (like fractionated coconut oil or jojoba)

👉 Add oils into a 10ml roller bottle, fill the rest with carrier oil, and shake gently. Roll onto wrists, behind ears, or over your heart whenever you need a reminder that happiness is always within reach.

💛 This little roll-on is a daily practice in what I call The Happiness Effect—choosing joy, even when life feels heavy. And it’s one more natural tool in the journey of Empowered Sobriety—where healing is found not in chemicals, but in God’s perfect design.

✨ Try it this week and let me know: what scents make YOU feel happiest?

Improve your health, happiness, and abundance; by embracing nature, positive thinking, and gratitude.

08/26/2025

🌑 The Night I Almost Crossed the Line

There was a night I’ll never forget.
I sat in a pharmacy parking lot with just 8 pills left… and a gun in the glove box.

My body was screaming. My mind was racing. I honestly believed my only option was to walk inside and steal what I thought I needed to survive.
Not to get high—just to escape the pain of withdrawal.

But I didn’t.
I sat there for over an hour, drenched in sweat, trembling. Somehow, I drove home. I screamed into my pillow, curled up in agony… and faced the storm instead of running from it.

That moment broke me.
But it also woke me up.
For the first time, I saw what addiction had turned me into—and I realized I could never go back.

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✨ Here’s the truth:
Addiction will push you to the edge.

But YOU are stronger than that moment.

When you don’t give in, when you survive the night, you discover something powerful: your strength is greater than your suffering.

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🌱 Action Step:

If you’re at your breaking point today…

1. Pause. Breathe.

2. Write down ONE reason you will not let addiction win.

3. Keep it close. Let it anchor you when the storm hits.

📖 Reflection Verse:
“Weeping may endure for a night, but joy comes in the morning.” — Psalm 30:5

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💬 Your Turn:

Have you ever had a moment where you almost broke—but didn’t?
Share it below. Your story could be the lifeline someone else needs tonight.

08/25/2025

🌱 What I Wish I Knew Before Choosing Recovery 🌱

When I first committed to recovery, I thought the hardest part would be giving up the substance. But what I discovered is that recovery is so much more—it’s about healing your body, mind, and spirit, and learning to live again.

That’s my story.
Now I want to hear yours.

👉 If you’re already in recovery:

What do you wish someone had told you before you took that step?

What has surprised you the most on your journey?

👉 If you’re still considering recovery:

What do you feel you need to know before you could take that first step?

What’s the biggest fear, doubt, or question holding you back?

💬 Your answers matter—not just for you, but for the next person who’s still searching for hope.

Let’s start the conversation ⬇️

08/23/2025

🌍 God’s Perfect Design in Human Diversity:

Have you ever wondered why there are so many different skin colors in the world? If we all came from one man and one woman, how did humanity become so diverse?

I used to wrestle with that question. But the more I studied both science and scripture, the more I realized: it’s not random—it’s God’s perfect design.

Science shows us that skin color adapts to climate:

In hotter, sunnier regions, darker skin protects against UV rays while still allowing just enough vitamin D production.

In colder, less sunny places, lighter skin absorbs vitamin D more efficiently, helping people stay healthy when sunlight is limited.

Even diets fit the pattern: in the far north, where the sun is scarce, God provided salmon and fatty fish rich in vitamin D. In the tropics, He filled the land with fruits, herbs, and sunshine. Everywhere we look, creation is balanced to meet human needs.

The Bible confirms this divine placement:

“From one man He made all the nations, that they should inhabit the whole earth; and He marked out their appointed times in history and the boundaries of their lands.” — Acts 17:26

“The earth is the Lord’s, and everything in it, the world, and all who live in it.” — Psalm 24:1

Every skin tone, every continent, every culture is not a mistake but a masterpiece of God’s intentional design. Diversity is not division—it’s beauty. It’s proof that wherever humanity goes, God has already prepared the land to sustain us.

Today, take a moment to notice how creation around you is designed for life. Look at the foods grown in your region, the plants and animals that thrive there, and even your own skin in the mirror.

Reflect on how these are not random accidents but living reminders of God’s provision.

Write down one way you see God’s perfect design in your own environment—whether it’s sunlight, food, or simply the balance of nature—and give thanks for it.

Reflection:

The next time you see someone with a skin color or culture different from yours, remember:

We are all made in God’s image (Genesis 1:27). Our differences aren’t flaws; they are threads in the beautiful tapestry of humanity. Together, we reflect the fullness of His creation.

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