Since Heather was a child, she's always loved learning, and this was no different. She learned as much as she could, which was scattered at best, until years later, after a traumatic divorce (I'm sure some of you can relate to life traumas), Heather lost her voice to a devastating dysphonia condition brought on by shock, grief and trauma. Because of the trauma she was living in for a sustained period of time, her senses opened up in a way that they had never done before and it suddenly became more urgent that she return in a more diligent way to learning about what was going on. Especially because the medical help she was getting was doing absolutely no good for her condition.

Along the way Heather found resources and education that had not been available to her when she first started her journey years earlier. She dove in to crack the code to what she was seeing, sensing and experiencing; determined to heal herself, because for the first time it was more personal, and way more than a joy ride because she could see pretty colors and spinning wheels of light.