A Letter from a young 17 year-old boy on how Bree touched his life
This is an e-mail I received last evening . The sender asked to
remain anonymous. It touches my heart to see how my beautiful daughter
Bree has inspired so many.
Hi Wendy,
I am a 17 year old boy and I live in CT. I found your "Raising Bree" video by chance one night and I have not been the same since. You have inspired me in such a short amount of time. Since watching your video I have changed my diet, started meditation, breathing techniques and your tapping methods. I feel so much better about myself and my health. I have started journaling, and I write about you and Bree a lot. I write about your journey, and how it had inspired me and how I feel closer to my spirituality because of the energy you and Bree release, even through a video. My grandmother was a caretaker for my great grandmother who developed crippling Alzheimer's. Although her 4 years couldn't even compare to your lifetime of caretaking, I was able to relate to your struggles. Your financial situation and the way it affected you physically and emotionally was similar to my grandmother. I just recently saw that Bree has passed on. It brought tears to my eyes instantly. I feel like I know Bree, I feel like we've connected. I want to express my condolences and thank you for inspiring me. Thank you for sharing your story. You fought the good fight. Thank you for everything, Wendy. God bless you.
Hi Wendy,
I am a 17 year old boy and I live in CT. I found your "Raising Bree" video by chance one night and I have not been the same since. You have inspired me in such a short amount of time. Since watching your video I have changed my diet, started meditation, breathing techniques and your tapping methods. I feel so much better about myself and my health. I have started journaling, and I write about you and Bree a lot. I write about your journey, and how it had inspired me and how I feel closer to my spirituality because of the energy you and Bree release, even through a video. My grandmother was a caretaker for my great grandmother who developed crippling Alzheimer's. Although her 4 years couldn't even compare to your lifetime of caretaking, I was able to relate to your struggles. Your financial situation and the way it affected you physically and emotionally was similar to my grandmother. I just recently saw that Bree has passed on. It brought tears to my eyes instantly. I feel like I know Bree, I feel like we've connected. I want to express my condolences and thank you for inspiring me. Thank you for sharing your story. You fought the good fight. Thank you for everything, Wendy. God bless you.
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