





I am this woman. Yoga brought me back from the brink after Daddy died.
I am this woman. I’ve had rheumatoid arthritis, am a caregiver, survived menopause, and thrived post-divorce. Need I say more? Yoga was an integral part of my healing and keeps me calm.
I am a rape survivor. Twice. And went out of a 4-story window to avoid a third time. Yoga helps me tremendously.