Clean living
What does that mean to you?  To me it means getting as many toxic chemicals out of my life as possible.  I am still pretty new to this whole clean living idea.  For me it started 3 years ago at a MOPS (Mothers of Preschoolers) meeting.  We had a speaker come in to talk about essential oils.  I wanted nothing to do with the topic, but as I sat there and listened something started to click for me.  You see at the time my son was about 9 months old, had already had his first surgery and was about 3 months away from his second.  He was born with a cleft lip and cleft palate.  It was not a hereditary birth defect, neither my husband nor I have anyone anywhere in our families that had cleft lip or palate.  So the doctors said it was an environmental defect, meaning I was exposed to something during the first 8 - 10 weeks of my pregnancy.  That scared me, but I also didn't really know what that meant or what to do about it.  

As I sat there listening to Stacey talk about what made her start using essential oils and all the scary chemicals in our household and personal care products and food!  I wanted to do better for my family.  I realized that if I could do better for my kids from an early age, maybe they wouldn't have the health issues I have, or be so overly obese as I am, maybe just have an overall healthier life -- and healthy kids themselves one day.   

So welcome to my first blog of the new year.  I am hoping to write at least one post every week about a topic I've become passionate about... Young Living, Clean Eating, Exercise, Preventable disease and Humane treatment of farm animals and more.     

#Young Living
#Clean Food Crush
#Wild Tree
#ChildrensMiracleNetwork
#LuriesChildrensHospital
#CleftLipandPalate
#HumaneFarming

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