Joanne Smith talks about overcoming chronic symptoms, which requires patience and persistence rather than quick fixes. She acknowledges the fear of disappointment that keeps people stuck and frames the journey toward relief as a collective, hopeful effort.
It sounds too good to be true, but it's not. It's really not. It's not a quick overnight fix. There is a level of patience, persistence, willingness to repeat, repeat, repeat, but we all eat, sleep, and repeat anyway, so why not? Some people are worried to get going for fear of disappointment, but why, why not do something because you're— if you think you're going to be disappointed when you're already disappointed? Because there's no way that if you're, if you've been living for a long time with ongoing chronic symptoms or pain, that you're not going to feel stuck or disappointed. That's where I was for so long. And it can feel like such a lonely place. So who's with me? Who wants to shift the symptoms and, and free, get free and get cured?
