: About Me

Hello,

My name is Terri Bebla, I am a wife and mother of two boys; a four year old and a one year old. I graduated with honors from the Global College of Natural Medicine, where I received my certification in Holistic Nutrition. I am also currently continuing my Holistic Health education; working toward a PhD in Holistic Health.

I am also a Licensed Massage therapist, and have worked in a chiropractic setting for 4 years. There is no greater joy than assisting an individual in making healthy changes in their life or just providing relieve to a person who believes they must live with their physical pain. It is such a reward to hear about individuals seeking holistic means of treatment and prevention, while finding the answers they were looking for.

I am currently the owner and operator of a small holistic wellness business called Whole Truth Holistic Health Solutions, God as provided me the opportunity to practice what I love and help others along the way. I couldn't ask for more.

My passion is ...

Holistic health & education

I know too much about ...

Nothing, you can never know too much!

My parents always told me ...

If you don't have it, do without it

My childhood ambition ...

to be a singer

My favorite memory ...

its hard to pick just one

Why I write ...

writing is my form of release, my place of refuge, I write to share my learnings along my holistic journey, I write because it keeps me sane.

What I am reading/watching/listening to ...

I am reading my study materials, watching HGTV & Food network, I am listening to Otis Redding

My first job ...

A busser for my brothers fine dining restaurant....I hated it!

My best moment ...

Having my children....so I have two best moments! Three I can'f forget meeting my husband.

My inspiration ...

My family

Creative Writing > Short Stories Short stories: Death of a loved one

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The day was September 24, 2008, a Wednesday to be exact. This day was just like any other day that had risen with the sun and fallen with the moon. My mother was still being consumed by this Cancer they call Lymphoma. I have regretfully been introduced to the fact that there is nothing on the face of this earth or any other planet that can prepare you for such devastating and mind altering news. I remember the day my sister Toni called to tell me the news about our Mother. I remember instantly feeling numb, as a huge lump formed in my esophagus. I felt like a character in a horror film, yo...

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