Years of trying to stop smoking, including hypnosis and every version of the electronic cigarette, and then a shop in Riverside where the two owners made her feel at home. Cheryl Ryning writes that up as a discovery rather than as advice, and the enthusiasm is completely unguarded.
The herbal medicine post is more considered than its title suggests. She is explicit that she uses ordinary doctors and needed one when she broke her arm, and her argument concerns knowing your own body well enough to tell which situation you are in, not rejecting medicine.
There is a piece about a life that has included abuse, written without the detail she does not wish to give, and one about passing kindness on that reads as a personal rule rather than a slogan.
The shopping and marketing software posts are affiliate recommendations and read exactly as such.
Read the herbal post and the one about her own story. Those two tell you who is writing and why any of the rest is here.