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Reme-D’s, West Bend, WI (2026)

01/12/2026

Some things don’t need convincing — they just make sense to the body.

Tallow is one of those things.

Used for generations as a form of skin nourishment, tallow works because its natural fatty acid profile closely mirrors the oils our own skin produces. That’s why it absorbs so beautifully and why the body recognizes it almost immediately.

Unlike many modern lotions that sit on top of the skin, tallow sinks in. It supports the skin barrier, helps lock in moisture, and offers real nourishment to dry, sensitive, or depleted skin — especially during colder months or seasons of stress.

My tallow is lightly whipped and naturally more solid at room temperature. The moment it touches your hands, it begins to melt. As it warms, it turns silky smooth — spreading easily and absorbing without feeling greasy.

✨ Why these ingredients matter:

Grass-fed beef tallow — rich in vitamins A, D, E, and K, traditionally used to support skin repair, elasticity, and balance.
Golden jojoba oil — closely mimics the skin’s natural sebum, helping regulate moisture and support sensitive or acne-prone skin.
Herb-infused castor oil — deeply moisturizing and long valued for its soothing and supportive properties.
Wild yam root — traditionally used in herbalism to gently support balance and calm.
Calendula — a beloved skin ally known for soothing irritation and supporting healing.
Geranium essential oil — helps balance the skin while adding a soft, grounding aroma.

This isn’t fast skincare or trendy skincare.
It’s skin food — slow, intentional nourishment that works with your body instead of overriding it.

If you’ve been searching for something simple, natural, and deeply supportive for dry or sensitive skin, Reme~D’s has this whipped tallow balm available now. Made in small batches, with care, and offered as a gentle alternative to modern skincare overload.

A little goes a long way.
Warm it in your hands.
Massage it in.
Let your skin do what it was designed to do 🌿

TraditionalSkincare

01/12/2026

✨ Let’s Talk Elderberry Syrup ✨
If you’ve heard the name but thought, “Wait… what actually IS that?” — you’re not alone.

Elderberry syrup is a traditional herbal remedy made from dark purple elderberries, gently simmered and blended with warming spices and natural sweeteners like raw honey. It’s been used for generations as a seasonal wellness staple, especially during the colder months when our immune systems could use a little extra love.

So what does it do?
Elderberries are naturally rich in antioxidants and vitamins that help support immune health. Many people take elderberry syrup daily as a preventative or at the first sign of feeling run down. Think of it as a cozy, nourishing ritual — not medicine, but plant support.

And the best part?
It actually tastes good. Slightly sweet, a little tart, warm and comforting… like wellness you want to take.

If you’ve been curious about trying elderberry syrup to help get through this flu season, Reme~D’s has some available right now. It’s made in small batches with care, rooted in traditional herbal wisdom, and created to be an easy, supportive addition to your daily routine.

Whether you’re brand new to herbal remedies or grew up with a grandma who swore by them, elderberry syrup is a beautiful bridge between ancestral wisdom and modern wellness. Simple. Natural. Time-tested 🌿💜

01/12/2026

As Sunday comes to a close, I want to gently remind you of this:
Last week is done. You don’t have to carry it with you into tomorrow.

For some of us, tomorrow means going back to work, back to school, back into routines — or facing something we’ve been nervous or anxious about. And that feeling in your chest tonight? It’s understandable. It doesn’t mean you’re weak. It means you care.

But we don’t have to let the Sunday scaries or Monday blues run the story.

Tonight is an invitation to pause. To exhale. To release what didn’t go right last week and forgive yourself for what you didn’t get done. Tomorrow doesn’t need perfection — it just needs your presence.

Let’s reframe this together.
Tomorrow isn’t something to dread. It’s a fresh page. A new chance. A step forward — even if it’s a small one.

So say goodbye to the heaviness of last week.
Set your intentions gently.
And trust that you are capable of meeting whatever comes next.

We begin again in the morning. 🌙✨

01/11/2026

Afternoon Support Tea 🌿☕

Afternoons ask something different of us.
Not more push — but steady presence.

This tea was brewed to support that in-between space where energy dips, the nervous system feels stretched, and the body asks to be held instead of hurried.

✨ What’s in the cup & why it works:

🌺 Hibiscus
Cooling and circulatory. Hibiscus supports hydration and heart health while gently refreshing the body without overstimulation.

🌱 Ginger
Warming and grounding. Ginger keeps digestion moving and helps circulation without revving the nervous system — a quiet kind of strength.

🌿 Ginseng
Used thoughtfully here for sustained vitality. Not a jolt, but a reminder to stay present and capable through the rest of the day.

🌿 Yerba Mate
A soft lift. Yerba mate offers plant-based alertness with minerals that help prevent the sharp rise-and-fall of typical caffeine.

🌼 Skullcap
Nervous system nourishment. Skullcap smooths the edges, easing tension and helping the body stay calm while the mind stays engaged.

🌿 Ashwagandha Root
The anchor. Ashwagandha supports adrenal health, stress resilience, and emotional balance — perfect for afternoons when fatigue is more mental than physical.

✨ Why this blend matters
This isn’t an afternoon pick-me-up — it’s an afternoon stay-with-yourself. Energy that’s calm, focused, and rooted. Support that honors where your body actually is.

🙏 A quiet reflection
The afternoon reminds me that I don’t need to finish everything today to be faithful. Sometimes honoring the body’s pace is the most obedient thing we can do. God is just as present in rest as He is in effort.

What do your afternoons ask of you lately? 🌿🤍

Danielle Golner

01/11/2026

I’m trying to teach Me how to love myself even on the days I don’t feel worthy of it.
The days when old patterns, old voices, and old wounds try to convince me that I’m not enough — or that I should be further along by now.

What I’m realizing is this: I was made for this exact moment.
Not despite the struggle — but because of it.
I’m here to notice what needs healing, to choose differently, and to break cycles that were never mine to carry forward.

Loving myself through the discomfort is part of that work.
It’s how generational trauma begins to lose its power.
It’s how shame softens, patterns shift, and something new gets a chance to grow.

I’m not doing this perfectly — I’m just doing it consciously.
And if you’re finding yourself in a similar place, maybe this is your reminder too:
You’re not behind. You’re not broken. You’re exactly where healing begins 🤍

Danielle Golner

01/11/2026

I’ve realized something about myself — I’m a wildflower.

I don’t fit neatly into boxes or bloom on command. I grow where I’m planted, even when the soil is rocky and the weather unpredictable. I don’t always look like what’s expected — and I’m learning that’s not a flaw, it’s the point. I think that’s why herbalism found me — a love for plants that grow untamed, just like the people who need them.

Wildflowers don’t ask permission to exist. They don’t compare themselves to the garden rows beside them. They bloom in their own time, in their own way, bringing color and life to places others might overlook.

Being a wildflower means honoring who I am, even when I don’t fit the mold. It means trusting that there is beauty in becoming, strength in difference, and purpose in growing exactly as I was made to grow.

If you’ve ever felt like you didn’t belong — maybe you’re a wildflower too 🌼

Danielle Golner

01/11/2026

Lately, I’ve been trying an experiment:
What happens if I lead with grace in every space I enter?

In conversations. In conflict. In parenting. In marriage. With strangers. With myself.
Not because it’s easy — but because I’m tired of carrying the weight that comes with judgment, defensiveness, and being right.

What I’m noticing is this: grace softens rooms. It slows reactions. It creates space to understand instead of assume. And more often than not, it changes me before it changes anything else.

I don’t always get it right. But I’m choosing to keep trying.
To give grace in all spaces… and see what grows 🌱

Danielle Golner Ben Golner

01/11/2026

I talk about grace a lot.

Not because it’s a pretty word, but because it’s something I’ve needed — and still need — more times than I can count.

To me, grace is choosing softness when judgment would be easier.
It’s understanding that everyone you meet is carrying something you can’t see.
It’s remembering that struggle doesn’t mean failure — it means someone is human and still trying.

Grace looks like patience when someone is moving slower than you’d like.
It looks like compassion when someone reacts from pain instead of peace.
It looks like giving people room to learn, heal, and grow without shaming them for where they are.

When I say “give them grace,” I’m really saying this:
Choose love over assumptions.
Choose empathy over frustration.
Choose understanding over the need to be right.

Grace doesn’t excuse harm.
But it does make space for healing.

I speak grace so often because I know how heavy life can be. I know what it’s like to stumble, to feel misunderstood, to be doing the best you can while still falling short. And I’ve learned that when grace is offered — freely and without conditions — it has a way of softening hearts, including our own.

Grace is how we meet each other where we are.
And sometimes, it’s how we survive.

Danielle Golner Ben Golner

01/09/2026

✨ Taking Down the Christmas Decorations ✨

Today the twinkle lights came down, the ornaments were carefully wrapped, and the house slowly found its way back to itself. There’s always a little tug at my heart when the Christmas magic is packed away—but there’s also something grounding about it.

It feels like a quiet reset.
A deep breath.
A chance to put the home back together and welcome the new year with intention.

Less sparkle, more space.
Less rush, more rhythm.

As the rooms settle, so do I. This is where new routines begin, where healing happens, where goals are whispered softly instead of shouted. A fresh start doesn’t have to be loud—it can be gentle, steady, and full of hope.

Here’s to starting the year with a home that feels lighter, calmer, and ready for whatever this next season brings. 🤍

Danielle Golner Ben Golner

01/08/2026

I’ll be honest — I still haven’t quite felt like myself since my shoulder dislocation.
The pain, the limitations, the mental toll of not moving through my days the way I’m used to… it all lingers longer than I expected.

But this morning felt different.
The sunrise was especially beautiful, and with it came a fresh outlook. For the first time in over a month, I felt a little more like me again.

Today I’m heading out to dinner with a couple of my high school friends, and one of them asked if they could grab some tallow lotion and elderberry syrup. So of course… that turned into a big old batch of elderberry syrup, jars of tallow cream, and some magnesium spray all made with love this morning.

I’ll be bringing them all a little bundle of Reme-D’s goodies — and honestly, it feels really good to be back in that rhythm again. Creating, sharing, caring.

I’m learning that healing doesn’t mean going back to who you were before — it means meeting yourself where you are and discovering a new normal. And today… this one feels okay. 🌅✨

I made a little more than I needed today and have a few extra jars of elderberry syrup, tallow cream, and magnesium spray. If you’ve been feeling called to try any of them, feel free to reach out.

Danielle Golner
Ben Golner

Ps thanks to a couple other friends in my life for the pick me up flowers. They are so gorgeous!!!

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More happy days than sad.
More courage than fear.
And grace for all of it. ✨
Welcome, 2026.

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