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Laura Lehrhaupt: Unlocking the Mysteries of Vulvodynia and Candida

Laura Lehrhaupt: Unlocking the Mysteries of Vulvodynia and Candida

October 1, 2008 - 2:03pm 864 reads comments

I would go 5 steps forward 3 steps back. Some days I doubted myself but I hung in there. I hope others will be inspired to take control over their own bodies. No one knows your body as well as you do. Listen to clues. Make a list of your ailments. Journal your intake. You would be surprised that solving the puzzle only requires a few helpful "clues" to help you get the answer. I got mine!

Good health to all!

Laura Lehrhaupt
Mother of 3, Wife to a wonderful man
Pilates instructor and future nutritional health counselor (enrolled at Institute for Integrative Nutrition)

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