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The Oil Fairy by Robyn, 164 Castle Bridge Drive, St. John's , NL (2026)

01/22/2026

We have been deeply conditioned to believe that every symptom leads to a diagnosis, and every diagnosis requires a prescription. In the process, we have lost sight of what the body is capable of doing naturally when it is supported rather than overridden.

Much of holistic care is actually very simple. It draws on nature. On the body’s own healing intelligence. On plants, herbs, and natural compounds that have supported human health for thousands of years.

I know this can be uncomfortable for some people. I see it even now in conversations I have daily. Holistic approaches are often dismissed as strange, ineffective, or unrealistic. And yet, they are often the most straightforward and accessible tools we have.

This became especially clear to me when I began learning about essential oils. In Western culture, many ancient remedies have been stripped of their integrity and mass-produced, diluted, or synthetically altered. They end up on store shelves as fragrances or novelty items, disconnected from their original purpose. When this happens, the body no longer recognizes them in the same way.

We then assume these tools do not work, when in reality, they have simply been altered beyond usefulness.

The issue is not that herbs, oils, or natural remedies are ineffective. The issue is that we have taken something powerful and made it unrecognizable. And then we wonder why it does not help.

Our bodies are not confused by nature. They are familiar with it. They respond to it. The confusion comes from a culture that prioritizes speed and convenience over understanding and relationship.

We reach for the quick fix. The pain reliever. The antibiotic. The immediate override. And while these tools absolutely have a place, they were never meant to be the only answer.

There is another way. One that asks us to slow down, to learn, and to reconnect with what the body has always known.

If any of this resonates, or even sparks a little curiosity, you are welcome to join my email list.

And if you feel ready right now, book an appointment with me and let’s really get started! 🩷

Links in bio.

01/21/2026

We need to return to a preventative way of caring for ourselves.

That means paying attention to what we eat and how we eat. How we move our bodies. How we sleep. How we work. How we manage stress. How we tend to our emotional health, our relationships, and our intimacy. When these pieces are in balance, we create energy. And that energy is what protects us over time.

Many women, especially those who came of age in the 70s, 80s, and 90s, have lost trust in their bodies. Menstruation was framed as a curse. Menopause was framed as something to fear. Very little support was offered as we moved through these transitions, and even less reverence.

Somehow, the most natural parts of being a woman were treated as problems.

They are not.

I took this photo in the dressing room . It feels like a quiet reminder of what so many of us have forgotten.

We need to come back to understanding ourselves as whole, beautiful human beings. To treat our bodies with a basic level of love and respect. To build a kinder, more compassionate relationship with ourselves.

This work matters. And yes, it takes effort. But it is the most important work there is.

When I first began this path years ago, everything came back to one simple truth: love the woman in the mirror. Not just her appearance. But her eyes. Her story. Her strength. Her resilience.

To stand in front of yourself, meet your own gaze, and genuinely love what you see.

That is where healing begins. 💞

01/08/2026

Sometimes it is not about doing more.
Sometimes it is about being guided back into your breath.

A woman recently shared this with me (referring to my You Time meditation in one of my emails):

“Your link brought breathing to a whole new level just by hearing your voice.”

If you are seeing this and you are a woman in perimenopause or menopause, quietly wondering when your body changed the rules and forgot to tell you… you are in very good company.

Through my emails, I share honest conversations, practical tools, and grounded support for women in perimenopause and menopause. Let us be real, this transition can be a lot.

Confusing.
Surprising.
Sometimes even a little laughable in hindsight.

I offer education, reassurance, and gentle practices that help you feel steadier, calmer, and more like yourself again.

If this feels like a soft yes, or even a curious “maybe,” - join me!! I would love to get to know you.🥰

Link in bio or copy below:
https://lp.happyhormonesolutions.com/email-list-

01/04/2026

In keeping with the softness and compassion we have been talking about as we move through these first weeks of 2026, I want to invite you into a simple, supportive practice.

So many of us are learning to tune back into our bodies.
To notice how we actually feel.
To move away from pushing and into listening.

This is why I love the work of so much.
Her voice, her pacing, the way she moves and guides all feel deeply regulating.
There is no pressure to perform.
No expectation to be anywhere other than where you are.

This is an invitation to soften.
To slow down.
To turn inward for a few moments and let your nervous system settle.

If you are feeling tired, tender, overwhelmed, or simply in need of grounding, this is a beautiful place to begin.
Even a few minutes can make a difference.

Here is the link if you would like to try this practice:
👉 https://youtu.be/0V_zxvWCBlY

Let this be part of how you care for yourself in these early weeks of the year.
Gentle. Supportive. Loving.

I would love to hear how it feels if you try it.

01/02/2026

Happy New Year!! 🎉🎊

How are you really feeling as this year begins?
Energized? Tired? Hopeful? A little unsure?

Because it is January 2nd.
And you are about to hear a lot of noise.

New year. New you.
Start now. Push harder. Do more.

I want to offer something different.

For many women, December was a full-contact sport.
You were the organizer, the planner, the emotional glue, the Santa, the magic maker.
You kept the whole engine running.

This is not the moment to whip your body into shape.
It is the moment to exhale.

January is a beautiful time to tend to your nervous system.
To let your body come down from the constant go-go-go.
To remind it that it is safe to slow down.

It is winter. Think warm, nourishing food.
Soups, stews, simple meals that actually feel good to eat.
Daily walks. Fresh air. Sunshine on your face.
Movement that supports you, not punishes you.

Create cozy mornings.
Unrushed evenings.
Simple routines that tell your body it can soften a little.

You would be amazed at how much your body responds when it feels supported like this. You might even notice some weight loss if that is what you are craving.

This is the starting point.
Not five gym classes a week.
Not forcing motivation that is not there yet.

This is replenishing.
This is restoring.
This is laying the foundation so everything else actually works later.

So if you are getting my emails and learning about nervous system regulation right now, let January be your practice month.
Do the simple things. Repeat them. Stay consistent.

There will be a beautiful 12-week program coming later but, for now, this month is about care, not pressure.

It is time to care for yourself the way you care for everyone else. 🩷

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Xx
R

12/31/2025

As this year begins to soften and make room for 2026, I want to invite you into a moment of reflection. A quiet check-in.

Take a breath and look back at the past year.
How did you really feel in your body?
In your energy?
In your mind and heart?

What did you show up for?
What felt hard to follow through on?
Where did you do the best you could with what you had at the time?

No judgment.
No stories about being behind.
Just honesty and compassion.

Now gently turn your gaze forward.
How do you want to feel as you move into this next chapter?
More grounded?
More at ease in your body?
More connected to yourself?

If something inside you knows it is time for change, listen to that voice.
Not with force, but with curiosity.
With kindness.

Real change does not come from pressure.
It comes from awareness, small brave choices, and a willingness to care for yourself differently.

You are allowed to begin again—softly, honestly, and in your own time.
2026 does not need perfection from you.
It just asks for presence.

Take this moment.
Let it land.
And trust that the next step will reveal itself.
💞
Xx
R

12/22/2025

A woman in this group commented on one of my posts recently and I have not been able to stop thinking about it.

She said that starting is not her problem.
She can start anything.

Her struggle is sticking with it — especially when the results do not come the way they used to. She shared how discouraging it feels when her body does not respond like it did before perimenopause and how easy it is to lose momentum when progress is slower; How tempting the “quick fix” promises are — and how long it can take to realize they are just that… promises.

There seem to be two very common patterns I see with women right now.

Some women struggle to start.
Getting out the door feels heavy.
The activation energy is the hardest part.
But once they are in motion?
They are actually very consistent.

And then there are women like me… and maybe like you.

We love to start things.
New plans. New routines. New intentions.
We are all in at the beginning.

But when the results do not show up fast enough —
when it feels boring, slow, or anticlimactic —
we lose steam.

And suddenly consistency disappears.

Neither of these is a character flaw.
Neither means you “lack discipline.”

They are just different nervous system patterns — and they need different support.

For the woman who struggles to start:

• Make the starting line ridiculously small
• Put your shoes on before you think
• Remove decisions from the moment
• Start before your brain talks you out of it

For the woman who struggles to stick:

• Stop expecting fast results
• Track how you feel, not just what you see
• Build in variety without abandoning the habit
• Decide in advance how long you will commit — even when it feels boring
• Find a buddy to do it with you!

Perimenopause changes the rules.
Results are slower. Feedback is quieter.
And that messes with everything we have been conditioned to believe about effort and reward.

So the question is not
“Why can I not stay consistent?”

The real question is
“What kind of support does my pattern actually need right now?”

If this sounds like you — tell me.

Awareness is where consistency actually begins.😍

12/19/2025

I think it is important to say this out loud.

What so many women are feeling right now is more than just the physical changes of perimenopause.

Yes, hormones matter.
Yes, our bodies are changing.

But this stage of life holds so much more than hot flashes and brain fog.

Many of us are what people call the sandwich generation.
We are still parenting our children, but if we are lucky enough to still have them, we are watching our ageing parents change, slow down, and need us in new ways.

At the same time, there is this quiet grief that sneaks in through the back door.

Children leaving home.
University drop-offs.
New lives being built that no longer revolve around our kitchen table.

All beautiful.
All exactly what we hoped for.
And still… tender.

For me, this is my first Christmas where my son will not be home on Christmas Day (or his birthday which is Boxing Day!) He lives in Dartmouth now. His life is there with his girlfriend and I am so happy for him. But writing this still makes me cry and my chest ache - I miss him. He is my “little”buddy.

Regan will be home on the 29th with Sam. We will celebrate. We will hug and laugh and squeeze the life out of each other. I know this. And I am deeply grateful.

But that does not mean there is no grief.

Sometimes you are simply a woman standing at the intersection of many lives, many roles, many transitions.

Sometimes the sadness is love with nowhere to land in that moment.
Sometimes the tears are honouring a chapter that is closing, even when the next one is beautiful.
Sometimes the work is not to push the feelings away, but to let them come, hold them gently, and then let them move through.

I gave my children their wings. All of them. And watching them fly is one of the greatest honours of my life.

And I am also allowed to miss them.

Both can be true.

This season of life is so layered and so raw.

Give yourself grace & compassion this season.
And always.❤️

12/18/2025

My seventeen–year–old daughter came to me the other night and said,
“Mom, I feel really bloated.”

I asked how long she had felt that way.
She said, “A while.”
I asked why she had not mentioned it.
She replied,
“Because it is normal. Everyone gets bloated.”

And I felt that familiar ache in my chest.

Because this is what women tell me all the time.
We have normalized discomfort so deeply that we barely hear the signals anymore.

So I told her that common and normal are not the same.
Your body is giving you information.

We talked through what she ate, what she had not eaten, her stress, digestion, all the gentle clues that guide us when we stay awake to them.

Later, I went to her room, sat beside her and said,
“Honey, now is the time to become in tune with your body.
It is never too early.
The more you listen now, the healthier and more empowered you will feel throughout your life.”

And today, I want to say the same thing to you.

Understand your beautiful body.
Listen to the whispers before they become shouts.
Do not brush off your symptoms as “normal.”
Your body is not trying to inconvenience you.
She is trying to guide you.

Awareness is not overwhelming.
Awareness is freedom.
Awareness is a gift. 💝
Xx
R

12/10/2025

I have a little bedtime story for you.

It was Friday at the liquor store…
Not exactly where you expect your heart to crack wide open, but here we are.

My husband and I were picking up a couple of bottles of wine for a get-together.
He wandered into the beer cooler.
I was looking for cold Prosecco when I saw a woman I know who works there and said hi.

She turned toward me… and everything shifted.

She told me she reads my emails every single morning.
She told me she sits in her window with her peppermint tea and waits to see if a new one has arrived.
She told me they are helping her at a time when she desperately needs something to hold onto.

I was stunned.
My whole chest swelled with emotion.
I reached for her, hugged her right there…
and I cried.

Not because I was sad — but because I was so incredibly grateful.

You never really know who your words reach.
You never really know who is quietly reading, quietly struggling, quietly hoping for guidance or comfort.
You never know if what you create is actually making a difference.

But today, I knew.
For one woman.
One real human being standing in front of me with tears in her eyes.

And that was everything.

If you are a woman in perimenopause or menopause and you want support, education, warmth, science, soul, laughter, and “oh my goodness, she gets me” moments in your inbox…

I would love to be part of your morning too.

✨ Join my email list: (link also in bio)
🔗 https://lp.happyhormonesolutions.com/email-list-

And to my friend in the liquor store…
thank you.
You reminded me why I do this.
And you gave me more than you realized. 🥰❤️

12/08/2025

I stopped in my tracks when I saw this tree the other day.
Wrapped around a boulder like it had decided,
“Well… this is not ideal, but here we go anyway.”

Honestly, I felt that in my soul.

There she was… roots stretched every which way, clinging, climbing, adapting, doing her absolute best with the hand she was given. Not waiting for perfect conditions. Not asking life to be easier. Simply choosing to grow anyway.

Tell me that is not the most perimenopausal thing you have ever witnessed.

We spend so many years thinking we need perfect soil, perfect timing, perfect routines, perfect hormones… and then one day perimenopause arrives and places a metaphorical boulder right beneath us.

And suddenly we are this tree.

Twisting. Stretching. Figuring it out.
Growing around the hard places rather than letting them break us.

There is something so magical about that.
Something so powerful.
Something so wonderfully womanly.

This tree reminded me that we can feel thrown off and still root ourselves.
We can feel uncertain and still rise.
We can feel the weight of a season and still keep moving toward the light.

Not gracefully.
Not perfectly.
But with grit, softness, humour, and the quiet confidence of a woman who has lived enough life to know she always finds a way.

Perimenopause is not the unraveling.
It is the re-shaping.
The re-rooting.
The moment you learn that you can grow in places that once felt impossible.

And honestly… I think that is where the magic begins. 💞

12/03/2025

Uh-oh… it’s Christmas.
And perimenopause is already kicking your ass.

You’re tired, puffy, cranky, bloated after one shortbread cookie, and wondering how you’re supposed to survive December chaos when your hormones are already doing the Macarena.

I get it.

The holidays are the perfect storm — stress, sugar, late nights, and expectations (of others and yourself).
And if your hormones are already on edge, that combination can feel like a full-blown meltdown waiting to happen.

But here’s the thing: this season does not have to break you.
There are simple, real ways to move through it with grace (and maybe even a little joy).

I’m sharing what actually helps inside my email list — because this is the time of year when women need support, not more shame.

✨ If you are not on my list yet, now’s the time.
You’ll get real stories, real strategies, and reminders that you are not losing it — you are evolving.

👉 Join my list — link in bio!

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