How my life changed forever

Gail Macrae

11/3/2024

I had no idea what I was getting into when I signed up for the women's herbal symposium. I felt strongly guided to go and the support of my soul sister, Sunali, helped me along. Professionally, I am a BSN with a deep desire to open a private practice to holistically treat root causes of illness and disease. With training in many modalities of healing, and a deep connection with plants, I was excited to attend.

I just did what I always do, wondered in, wandered through, went where I felt called and found myself volunteering to be the subject at DeAnna Batdorffs class on uterine alignment. My masters degree is as a CNM/WHNP, so naturally, I am deeply intrigued by the work DeAnna was doing. In my profession, I learned that roughly 2/3 of women had misaligned uteruses, and I knew from my pregnancies that I was one of them. 

DeAnna was such a wonderful teacher, kind, gentle, honoring her art, she had all the skills a master needs. When I laid down on her table, I wasn't expecting anything, but she delivered everything. She showed me and told the class exactly where my uterus was, gave me some deep insight into the science and nature of the misalignment, then gently worked my uterus back into the place nature designed it to be. It was a serious undertaking, because I was really out of sorts, but it was a 100% success. I was bruised and tender for several days following the adjustment, but the impacts it had on my life were more positively profound than anything I've ever experienced. 

For the first time in my life, of 39 years, I no longer had painful intercourse. Do you understand the impacts of that statement? 21 years of painful sex, over! After 10 minutes in her care. It doesn't stop there. I stopped having painful cramping, my cycles were a solid 36 hours shorter every month with significantly less spotting, and I was losing about half as much blood as previous. I will forever bless this woman for the skill, art and love she poured onto me that day. Thank you from the bottom of my heart DeAnna.