Notes from a Naturopath
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If you could have, do, or be anything—without limit, what would be your wish?
Did vibrant health immediately come to mind? Did you wish for energy and vitality to fulfill your life’s purpose? And if by chance you did wish for those things, how would you go about getting it? Do you have an owner’s manual to consult? My guess is that you know more about programming your cell phone than you do about your red blood cells or the fact that your kidneys are bi-directional organs that control your blood pressure or that the element sodium powers your heartbeat; and that cancer is curable. Wouldn’t this information be more useful than say---how to get past level 17 on the “Angry Birds” app? Sadly, most people take their health for granted until they get sick. Without your health, nothing else matters. To quote Emerson, “The first Wealth is Health.”
My book, Notes from a Naturopath, will educate, awaken, empower and inspire you to understand your innate, God given ability to heal yourself at the cellular level; and to live your life from a place of gratitude and love. It’s all about energy----healing energy, vital energy, electromagnetic energy—the very essence of your Being. The Energy—that enables you to have, do, or be anything you desire in order to fulfill your Soul’s purpose. Everything you hope to accomplish in this lifetime is dependent upon your personal understanding of your own inner ecosystem. You need an accurate owner’s manual in order to become your own inner terrain specialist. My book will empower you to do that.
Naturopathy brings together elements of many cultures, traditions, philosophies, and treatments. All of us are seekers of our own individual truth and have overcome our own inner terrain challenges. Many paths lead to healing. In the words of one of my favorite Hay House authors of all time: “You have your way. I have my way. As for the right way, the correct way, and the only way, it does not exist.” Quote by Nietzsche
Have you ever put together a jigsaw puzzle? You have all the pieces you need to put the puzzle together inside the box. Each individual piece contributes to the whole. There are many ways to approach it--start with the edges, find like colored pieces, small groups of similar pieces, etc. But without the picture on the puzzle box as a guide, it is far more difficult to succeed.
My book is the photo on the puzzle box.
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If you could have, do, or be anything without limits, what would you wish for? Did you wish for vibrant health? Most people take health for granted until they get sick. The truth is, without your health, nothing else matters.
About the Author
Thomasina (Tammy) Copenhaver, RN, BSN, ND is a registered nurse and naturopathic doctor with more than thirty years’ experience in the health care profession. She started out as a candy striper and nurses’ aide at King’s Daughter’s Hospital in Martinsburg, West Virginia. It was there that she decided to pursue a career in nursing. She completed her bachelor of science degree in nursing at West Virginia University and is a proud Mountaineer fan!
Following graduation, she worked in various clinical settings beginning with a community hospital, where she worked in every department in preparation for her nursing board exam. She left after two years to become a staff nurse at the Veteran’s Administration hospital where she worked in the nursing home care unit. There she found her favorite group of people to work with and care for—the elderly. When her husband returned to college, she moved back to WVU and became assistant director of nursing at Sundale Nursing Home.
When her husband graduated, she moved again and taught nursing skills at Hagerstown Community College and worked for an orthopedic surgeon as his office and clinical nurse, and personal assistant. After her children were born she worked part time as a legal nurse consultant, advocating for nursing home abuse victims and workers’ compensation rights.
After her husband was diagnosed with cancer and healed with surgery and natural methods, Tammy went to graduate school to become a doctor of naturopathy. For the last twelve years she has consulted with clients individually, free of charge, through word of mouth, friend to friend, educating them, juicing with them, sharing products at her kitchen table, and empowering them to take responsibility for their health through “conscious living.” Through her blog and writing for both Examiner.com and NaturalNews.com/ blogs; she has helped people from as far away as Turkey and Fukushima, Japan.