Greetings 🤗
My name is Reaunna, and I am a married mother of two living in California. ☀️
My husband and I are high school sweethearts that married after graduation (insert the "my boyfriend joined the military" trope here). We've spent the better part of the last decade moving around because of either work or circumstance, while also recreationally traveling back and forth from coast to coast even after exiting the military. Our travels and our trials have helped shaped us into who we are today as a unit, and also as individuals. Being so young when we first met, and because of our chronically vagrant lifestyle, my husband and I have learned a lot about what it means to compromise and support one another through adversity.
We grew through a lot together (and are still growing at the young age of 28!), and at some point we both found ourselves realizing that our values had become clearer in the ways of sustainability and self-sufficiency. We love to camp, hike, and just generally upcycle things we find like maniacs. Our kids are there with us through it all, learning with us as we deviate from the way of living that we had been raised with.
Within the last 3 years, I started homeschooling my son, using mineral salts, and became one of those sourdough moms 🍞 (amongst other things, of course 😂). I even planted my first little crop of corn this year🌽 (which my green thumb husband taught me how to do ❤️). Our dream is to build a home, create a homestead, and essentially work to live, rather than live to work. However, we are not there yet.
So in the meantime, we've been enjoying the process of finding more sustainable ways of living, and tools that help us prioritize our family's health. And hydrogen water filtration is just one part of the entire puzzle that comprises our family's overarching health. The quality of water in one's life is a critical factor in determining health on all levels - physical, emotional, and spiritual. The fountain of youth doesn't exist, but piecing together a life that nourishes you more than it degrades you gets you pretty dang close. 🌊
Thank you for being part of this journey with me 🤙🏽 and I hope you learn something new!
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