MOBE | Stories

Finding happiness, gratitude, and love of life: Cassie’s story.

Cassie’s struggle with stress and fibromyalgia prevented her from living the life she wanted. A perspective shift gave her the tools to be her best self.

Turning everything in the right direction: Sharon’s story.

Recent years brought tough times for Sharon and her kids. During it all, Sharon was the glue that held everything together. But she was so busy taking care of everyone else, she had no time to prioritize her own health.

From depression to fulfillment and happiness: Donna’s story.

Donna was struggling with anxiety and depression and didn’t want to be on so many medications. See how working with a MOBE Pharmacist and Guide led her to finding her happiest self and brought clarity.

Overcoming anxiety and worry: Lisa’s story.

Lisa was a worrier in general, and after surviving breast cancer she really feared its recurrence. See how her MOBE Guide was a valuable resource for implementing changes, quieting her mind, and improving her life overall.

Steering from survival mode to living mode: Carolyn’s story.

Autoimmune diseases had consumed Carolyn’s life for three decades. As a result, she didn’t have a good relationship with her body. With MOBE’s support, she realized her body was worth investing in. See how Carolyn is living her life now and looking forward to her future.

See how MOBE made a difference for Sosse.

Having experienced a lifetime of setbacks with no focus on her health, Sosse was faced with debilitating pain and significant anxiety. With help from her MOBE Guide and Pharmacist, Sosse gained control and understanding she’d never had before. She continues to make incredible progress toward healing her body and mind.

From chaos to control: Bill’s story.

Unable to manage type 2 Diabetes and his weight, Bill got support from his MOBE Guide and Pharmacist—it made all the difference. See how Bill's newfound motivation turned his life around, both mentally and physically.

Regaining mobility and getting back to the mountains: David’s story.

David loved the outdoors, specifically hiking mile after mile in the Pacific Northwest. Climbing to 8,000 feet was no big thing. In fact, he considered the first mile the warmup. So, an onset of rheumatoid arthritis (RA) was sudden and surprising to him. The avid hiker now needed help to even get out of bed without pain and difficulty.