MIA

As my clients and friends know, I post almost daily to my blog.  However, as you can tell, I haven’t lately.  I’m committed to providing education, support, and motivation through my blog so it would take something major to occur for me to be MIA-missing in action.

A week ago, I pinched a nerve in my upper back and neck.  The pain has been awful.  It has gone down into my arm so even small movements are a reminder that I’m not 100%. 

This experience has been an additional reminder or wake-up call that we cannot take our health and well-being for granted.  I’ve known that but to go through the chronic pain of a physical issue, impacts us not only physically but mentally and emotionally too. 

Thank you to my clients and friends for understanding my MIA status on my blog.  I wanted to share my experience with you so you can benefit from my wake-up call to value and treasure our health.  It is easy to take for granted.  Our health and well-being are priceless and should be treasured and honored daily. 

For today, make a choice that enhances your health and well-being.  I know I will!

Believe In Yourself,
Cathy, Certified Life Coach, Weight Loss Surgery Coach

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My name is Cathy Wilson. I am married and have two children. I am a PCC, Professional Certified Coach, a high-level accreditation from the International Coach Federation, and a CLC, Certified Life Coach. I have specialty training in addiction, back on track (to reach weight loss/maintenance goals or any other goals in your life), and group coaching. I am an instructor with Bariatric University and teach coach training. I had RNY Lap Gastric Bypass Surgery in 2001. I lost 147 pounds. The best part is whether I lost weight through my surgery, I not only lost my excess weight but found my life. Join me as your partner to lose weight and find YOUR life.

One Response to “MIA”

  1. james w simmons 08. May, 2008 at 6:59 pm #

    Cathy,
    I’am glad you are getting back on track with the pinch nerve. So take it easy now. Be good. jimmy

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