Wellness Boost

Wellness Boost 🌸 Offering holistic treatments + products, to destress, heal, & empower.
📍 Busselton

2025! Happy New Year to you all ✨Thank you all so much for your support in 2024. Whether you received treatments from me...
31/12/2024

2025! Happy New Year to you all ✨

Thank you all so much for your support in 2024. Whether you received treatments from me, joined me as a business partner, decided to jump in and get activated as a customer and/or consultant, supported my small home and online business from afar - thank you! I am truly grateful to you all. 🙏🏽

My wish for you all is to live life to the fullest.
Cherish everyday. Be present and value your gift, your life, your loved ones, those you encounter, your learnings, your growth. Embrace every moment.

Your life, your choices - you get to create a life of your choosing.

Sending you all abundance in all areas of your life.

Make 2025 be the year you get to 𝙏𝙃𝙍𝙄𝙑𝙀!

Sending you all so much love ❤️

Yours in health and wellness always
Renée | Wellness Boost

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Be the best YOU! There’s a blessing in everything!

It’s time to start your journey to health and wellness - let me be that person to guide you!

I was a young 19 year old and 2 months pregnant with my daughter when I was diagnosed with IGA nephropathy (also known as Berger’s disease). It basically means my antibodies lodged themselves in my kidney and decided to eat away at it. Getting this news and knowing I had 7 months left to carry my beautiful daughter I did everything I could and knew (with the help of family and friends) to ensure I delivered a healthy baby girl and at the same time ensure I was well enough to endure the labour and be the best mother I could.

By the time my daughter reached a year and a half my kidneys were chronic and I was told I needed to go on dialysis. Not having any idea what this was or what it entailed, I was given two options - haemodialysis (machine dialysis) or CAPD (bag dialysis). I opted for CAPD as this was easier for me to be able to still care for my daughter - changing bags four times a day, 20 minutes each time. During this time I was placed on the transplant list as well as my immediate family members being tested to see if they could donate. Unfortunately my parents could not donate due to finding out their own health issues during the process (there’s a blessing in everything - that’s how I view things) & my siblings were 1) too young 2) playing top level rugby 3) my sister (at the time) wanted to have children.

Dialysis took a toll on my body. I was bed ridden with nausea, vomiting, got quite a few peritonitis (inflammation of the peritoneum (abdomen) which is caused by bacteria and fungi infection) and Pneumonia - fluid on the lungs due to peritonitis eating away at my stomach lining causing a slight hole in my top abdomen cavity..... basically my body was fighting numerous issues at once to the point where my body started giving up on me and the doctors advised (after numerous pain killer injections of pethidine) that I had 3 weeks to live.