This website is a dedication to my beloved father who showed me that life is full of beauty.
Today marks one year of my father's passing. He influenced my life more than I realize. With his presence I felt, learnt, and saw that love is unconditional. More importantly, it never closes shop. Time after time, his kindness, patience, thoughtfulness, vision and wisdom gave me comfort, confidence and warmth.
He lived with Parkinson's for a decade and he fought so strong and everyday walked each step with strength. During the years of his illness, I carried out my passion more extensively and intensely to research and read on holistic methods, eating clean, and wellness. The goal was to help my dad and in the hopes that he can live longer with a quality life by keeping his mobility.
Adding to this, growing up I was athletic, leading to my passion of working out in my adult life. Consequently, I was injured quite a bit and became a regular visitor to both Chinese and Western doctors. Both my personal passion to being athletic and the visits to doctors office groomed my passion for holistic methods, eating clean, and wellness. From my experiences and readings, the Chinese and Western medicine today is like the ying yang. Together they form harmony and balance healing. However, there are certain conditions that both Chinese and Western medicine is unable to conquer. And dementia is one of them.
Today marks one year of my father's passing. He influenced my life more than I realize. With his presence I felt, learnt, and saw that love is unconditional. More importantly, it never closes shop. Time after time, his kindness, patience, thoughtfulness, vision and wisdom gave me comfort, confidence and warmth.
He lived with Parkinson's for a decade and he fought so strong and everyday walked each step with strength. During the years of his illness, I carried out my passion more extensively and intensely to research and read on holistic methods, eating clean, and wellness. The goal was to help my dad and in the hopes that he can live longer with a quality life by keeping his mobility.
Adding to this, growing up I was athletic, leading to my passion of working out in my adult life. Consequently, I was injured quite a bit and became a regular visitor to both Chinese and Western doctors. Both my personal passion to being athletic and the visits to doctors office groomed my passion for holistic methods, eating clean, and wellness. From my experiences and readings, the Chinese and Western medicine today is like the ying yang. Together they form harmony and balance healing. However, there are certain conditions that both Chinese and Western medicine is unable to conquer. And dementia is one of them.