Kelly AlhooiePelviBiz, Pelvibiz · Healthcare Business Strategy Assistant

Michelle Testimonial

5 Dec 2025 · 2 min

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This content was created by Kelly Alhooie. This content was uploaded by Kelly Alhooie. This is a YouTube testimonial titled "Michelle Testimonial" (created 2025-12-05) featuring Dr. Michelle Lagging from Denver. In a personal, first-person testimony she describes being at "rock bottom" after losing a family member and having to rebrand her business, and explains how the Pelvibus / Pelv Biz community — including a guide named Kelly — supported her professionally and emotionally. She references attending meetups, a boxer group, and a "pelvis sisters" support network that helped reinvigorate and sustain her business and well-being.

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So I would say I was pretty much at rock bottom. Hi, friends. My name is Dr. Michelle Lagging, and I'm from Denver, Colorado. Yeah, so one year ago today, I had lost a family member to a prolonged illness. And a couple months after that, I was forced to rebrand my business. So I would say I was pretty much at rock bottom. I think the pelvibus community just helped uplift me. Through a very turbulent time in my life and really helped me to find my strength within, which is now the name of my business. And I was not alone. I really was at the point where I was working a PRN job. I was trying to do my business, and I was just. I just kind of wanted to give up. And I had a community to support me. I had Kelly to help guide me. And I honestly would not be here today if I did not have this sisterhood in this community. So they have done so much to help support me to continue to grow my business. I'm going to continue to be a part of this group and continue to ask questions in our boxer group, continue to come to these meetups. I. I forgot. I forget I've been. This is my third pelv biz event, I believe. And I think. I forget how reinvigorated and how reinspired I get when I come to these. And so kind of instantly, like, seeing my. Seeing my pelvis. My pelvis sisters, I guess we're kind of all calling them that. I think when I see my sisters, it's like this. It's like this softening, this relaxing. Like these people have my back. And I think that is very comforting to me. And I can really. I can be. I can be emotional. There I go again. I can be emotional and I can let my guard down. And I don't know that I have words to really explain that. It really. It has really been helpful to me at a. At a really pivotal time in my life, both professionally and personally.