A single phone call can redraw an entire map of what health means. When Naomi shares the moment her mother said, “I’ve got cancer,” and the weeks that followed, we trace the end of a linear, symptom‑fixing mindset and the rise of a nervous system‑centred approach to care. This is an honest look at why “healthy‑looking” can mask deep strain, and how listening to your body—really listening—changes timing, choices, and trust.

We unpack how the nervous system stitches together every part of life: sleep, digestion, mood, muscle tone, energy, relationships, and work. By reframing symptoms as signals, we move from suppression to collaboration. You’ll learn simple interoceptive prompts to hear what your body is trying to say, plus practical ways to act on those cues without shame or overwhelm. Think two‑minute check‑ins, slower meals, better sleep boundaries, and conversations that clear emotional pressure before it becomes physical pain.

This story is not about rejecting medicine but widening the lens to include context, capacity, and connection. Naomi shows how holistic questioning—about environment, satisfaction, and stress—creates a clearer map for care, and why curiosity beats fear when your body speaks up. You’ll leave with a grounded framework to build body trust, notice early changes, and make choices that support your nervous system day to day.

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