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Episode 26. How Stacey Venancio put the pieces of her health puzzle back together.

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November 14, 2019 //  by Kerry Jeffery//  Leave a Comment

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Stacey Venancio can trace her health issues back to childhood but it was only as an adult that it really began to impact on her life.

Stacey went the gluten free route before her diagnosis but found that she still wasn’t feel that well.

She gradually started becoming more mindful of what she ate, noting how her body reacted and seeing how she felt.

Stacey was working in a very stressful job as a waitress and one particular Summer was a crossroads in her life.

The stress of the job combined with a fender bender accident caused Stacey’s hair to start falling out in clumps. It was taking her hours to try to cover up the bald spots using creams and sprays and causing her a lot of anxiety and misery.

After confiding in her boss about how stressed she was feeling, her boss dismissed her issues and then added another shift to her workload!

It was at that point that Stacey knew that things had to change. She quit her job with her then husbands blessing,  gave up smoking and decided to actively work on healing and recovery and it was exactly the break that she needed.

After her marriage ended, Stacey decided to take her health to the next level by trouble shooting symptoms, tweaking her diet, managing her stress and putting the pieces of her health puzzle back together.

Have a listen to Stacey’s story here on the blog or look up the Emotional Autoimmunity Podcast on iTunes, Spotify and most podcast players and remember to subscribe!

Stacey Venancio lives with Celiac disease and Raynaud’s and has also suffered from alopecia, extreme fatigue, brain fog and too many other symptoms to list, which are all kept under control through nutrition and lifestyle.  She is a certified Personal trainer, health coach and AIP coach from Rhode Island.  Stacey loves lifting weights, long walks, the beach, playing guitar and drums and reading and developing AIP recipes.

Find out more about Stacey using the links here.

YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/RealWorldAIP

Website: https://www.realworldaip.com/

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Category: PodcastTag: AIP, autoimmune disease, celiac, chronic illness, raynauds

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Kerry Jeffery, Clinical Hypnotherapist and Counsellor

I’m Kerry Jeffery, Clinical Hypnotherapist, Counsellor and Award Nominated Internationally Certified Life Coach.

I am living well with four autoimmune diseases that affect every single facet of my life. I know all of the essential skills and strategies needed to make the difference between surviving and thriving with chronic illness because I have had to do it myself.

Now, I help people living with chronic illness world wide, make that difference for themselves.

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