ABOUT US

 

Walking Into Healthier Tomorrows with Strolling Skye

Chandra has traveled the world, from Amsterdam to Armenia, Switzerland to Spain, and all 50 United States. Having lived abroad, as well as all over the United States, she has gained a wealth of real-world experience learning how many different people relate.

She has also traveled her inner world, venturing to places known and completely uncharted. Without a guide, and equipped with tools of more than forty years of therapy, a dedication to physical fitness and a determined mindset of freeing herself from trauma that was stored in her physical body from early childhood.

It is this lived experience that makes her such a unique and important voice in the peer coaching world. She has studied PMDD (Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder), exploring every bit of information known about a condition that is mostly uncharted. In response to an absence of support and research, she co-created an online peer support group specific to PMDD. She now donates her time running a peer support group in
partnership with IAPMD (International Association for Premenstrual Disorders) to continue learning how ovulators around the world are coping with this condition.

She is setting out to coach OBGYNs and General Practitioners on PMDD so that they can be better informed in their treatment of PMDD warriors.

She has integrated the Pilates Method into her self-care routine in an effort to find wholeness and stability, healing herself from the chronic pain of hip dysplasia, a mechanical defect that at one time had her relying on a cane. Her dedication to physical fitness has lasted almost two decades.

Separate from these two monumental accomplishments, she chose divorce as a means of literal self-preservation, transforming the tremendous pain of separation into a life of her own design. Her travels have taught her so much, and now she is bringing that experience to sufferers throughout the world.

Living in Wichita, KS, Chandra supports older/sick folks as a caregiver, makes PMDD a prominent figure in her efforts to give back, teaches Pilates to low-income folks recovering from addiction, writes an online blog and creates art in whatever media inspires her at any given time. The life she is creating is as colorful and multi-textured as her work.

Where there was once a woman living in despair, with a light that had almost gone out, there is now a woman with an inner megawatt shine. Grab a pair of sunglasses and learn how you can shine too!

A Little Sunrise Poetry

I’m flushing you from my system with this vivid dream sobriety

Learning how to hold onto my own hard-earned notoriety

Wishing women were believed more by the general society

But its cool. I bounced and am walking.

Sunrise looks a lot brighter now, you’re not here to make it grey

My mind, your favorite toy to play with, I no longer am your prey

I wonder if my healing, thriving is giving you dismay?

I don’t care about the answer. I know you be balking.

The only mourning I hold is for the teenagers we were

Recognizing stains of war, pulling out the burrs

We clung to each other, forced our pasts to be a blur

Fuck it was hard, our childhoods were shocking.

One of us got well while dying, the cracks began to show

I knew it was over, seeing Pamplona in the snow

You confirmed it laying hands, I knew I had to go

Though you must hate it, the truth is what I’m hocking.

I get some pleasure knowing that you couldn’t be alone

You had to rinse, repeat, settle with a hollow drone

For years I was convinced you had a heart, but it’s a Blarney Stone

You proved it with the fiction you be talking.

A year out, scars are healing, my future’s looking bright

For the first time in a while, I’m not living in a fight

Speaking truth, building craft, ferocious for my light

I don’t feel you in my mind, harming it or stalking.

So I keep walking.

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