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Dr. Stephanie Rimka is a health coach, holistic functional medicine doctor, epigenetics coach, neurofeedback therapist, chiropractor, and recent recipient of Best Media’s Reader’s Choice Award for Best Mental Health Clinic Atlanta. She has been in private practice seeing patients specializing in neurological disorders such as Autism, anxiety, ADHD, depression, and memory loss.
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Emergency eye doctor visit and corneal ulcer 0:00
I have zero idea if this ridiculous thing works. Don't actually care right now. I don't sell it. don' care to sell. it I'll spend money on almost anything. Okay, sure. It supposedly restructures the water in your body. But I'm in Detroit. and I have ended up yet again with an emergency eye doctor visit with another corneal ulcer. They don't know what's going on. I am a contact lens wearer. Take them out every day. They're disposable. Never sleep in them. Do everything I'm supposed to do. Had this in Dallas.
Contact lens habits and recurring eye problems 0:44
Interestingly enough, I was speaking. Speaking in Detroit. High ulcer. So I not supposed wear contacts. Have to wear glasses. No confidence in my glasses, no swag in glasses I don. Perhaps this is the final not the final, but just part of my emotional upgrade, healing something around, you know, the ugly little girl inside that believes glasses make me ugly and nerdy and unlikable and My whole world changed when I got contacts as a sophomore in high school and people looked at me different
Adjusting to glasses and self-image concerns 1:32
and suddenly boys talked to me in a totally different way, not to just play basketball or football with them. But like, hey girl, I'm like it's the same person, i'm wearing contacts. They're like oh damn, when do you look like that? I don't know. So maybe there's, I don't know what else to think at this point. I think I'm not seeing something. It's dealing with how can I still feel, strong, confident, powerful in front of a room. in glasses. So it remains to be seen. Will I put the contacts in Monday night just to put them in?
Preparing to speak despite the pain 2:25
I looked at the ophthalmologist and like, you know, I'm gonna put him in, right? And she's like I said like two hours. She goes two ours. They hurt you take them out like that. But she was like Yeah, yeah, got another one. And I see the scar of that one and what? I get again. So anyway, it's painful. But I will be speaking tomorrow 6 30, Manchester Hills, Michigan.
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