Speaker: Gina Loree Bryan
Question 1 of 3: Describe a specific moment when your joint pain stopped you from doing something you love and how that felt.
Gina Loree Bryan: So I've been a body worker for 20 years. Body work meaning I do massage, Japanese massage, so I work a lot with my hands, obviously, as well as the rest of my body. And while throughout that time, I've had days where my hands would be feeling it by the end of the day. It was getting to a point where it was pretty persistent, where even after a day or two or three off, my hands would still be feeling it with certain Activities I was doing and upping my self-care game certainly was helpful, but I think where it really started to hit me was in the mornings when I wake up just trying to enjoy my morning coffee and holding the coffee mug was becoming very uncomfortable. I would have to hold it by the bottom or around, but holding it from the handle was just really painful. And Besides thinking that I would have to, cut my career short, you know, this was definitely a point of Of seriousness for me. So this was, a come to Jesus moment.
Question 2 of 3: What made you finally try GLX3, and how soon did you realize it was different from everything else you’d tried?"
Gina Loree Bryan: So, while I was starting to collect some resources for things I can do internally and externally to try to get my hands in a little bit better shape so I can continue working on people, as so often happens, something just crossed my path, totally coincidentally, it was an email from, I think his name is Ryan Sternagel, I don't know if I'm pronouncing that right, from the Into cancer revolution and he wrote an email about this product and how he was not a big proponent of fish oil, which I had tried. I don't really know what it did for me, but he was just so enthusiastic about this particular product and because it was specifically mentioning muscle and joint pain, I thought, well, I might as well give it a try, you know, couldn't hurt and I think it was probably within the week. I'm gonna say. I really started to notice a difference. Now, I've been, I'm on, probably halfway through my 2nd bottle, and I wanted to make sure this wasn't just a fluke, and it's been pretty consistent since then that the pain in my hands has been greatly reduced and it's the only thing that I've really changed.
Last Question: Now that you're back in action, what’s the best part about having your life back?"
Gina Loree Bryan: So besides the fact that I can enjoy my morning coffee again by, you know, while holding my coffee cup in the, in the usual fashion with the handle, I am not dreading a schedule, a week of, of clients anymore as I was. I was really You know, conflicted about, you know, wanting to keep working, and yet dreading how I was gonna get through a bodywork session because I would have to stop off and shake my hands out, do some things in the middle of a session and try to get through the rest of it. That hasn't happened for a bit and so I can look forward to enthusiastically welcome in, clients into my, into my work week, and that's huge. I am very, very grateful for that.
