2014 had become a very difficult year for J.S. She was in a high pressure job which she was not too happy with. Her partner suffered a cardiac arrest in their house one night when she was watching TV. She was finding it difficult to work and had to eventually resign her job.

2015 was not much better. A nephew who had lived with J.S. as a member of her family for some time passed away aged 44 suddenly, and her pet dog of 10 years suddenly collapsed and died unexpectedly.

Her GP pointed out she was suffering Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. J.S was referred to a specialist and was given medication to help her with her stress. This made very little difference. She was still deeply depressed with no life or energy to do anything and continuously getting migraine head aches. I talked to her about the tea after a number of months, and she promised to give it a try.

She drank it night and morning. In the first week their was little difference but in her second week she was feeling much better. Then in the middle of the second week she forgot the tea two nights running. This was enough to set her a bit backwards, and she has not missed a day since. Now she feels well enough to go back to work again, after a month on the tea.

J.S. applied for a job she liked the look of and was successful.

She went back to her GP and told him what she had done. He was surprised how well she was looking and acting but said it was probably well too soon for her to be thinking of returning to yet for quite a while.

As I write this I can tell you J.S, has completed her first week of work. She is enjoying her new job, and coping as if she had never been unwell. Now she is up at 7.30am instead of 10.am or 11.am. She is on her feet all day, and still feels fine when she gets home after work.

I look forward to further updating her progress in the future so you can all know how she is progressing.