Episode 74: Reclaiming My Personal Health - a podcast by learningtoslaythebeasts

In this week's episode, I give an update on my own personal health journey. I talk about the fact that I haven't been feeling my best in recent months and how I have decided to tackle this issue. I speak about my path to investigating my hormone levels, the testing that I underwent and recommendations that have been made to me specifically through my naturopath. 

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As always, this podcast is based on experiences and should not be construed as medical or professional advice. Please speak with a medical professional.

My new middle-grade fiction novel Pendulum by S.E. German is available on FriesenPress, Barnes and Noble, Amazon Worldwide (Amazon.com,  Amazon.ca) and more!

Pendulum is a first-person narrative about a young boy whose personality and behaviour changes overnight from happy, funny, energetic and silly to anxious, obsessive, emotional, angry and depressed. After visiting over 20 doctors, the boy is finally diagnosed with a little-known and understood disorder without a cure called Pediatric Autoimmune Neuropsychiatric Disorder Associated with Streptococcal Infections (PANDAS). The heartwarming story follows the boy as he enters middle grade and continues to cope with mental health issues like anxiety, OCD and depression. 

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