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Oct 26, 2020 45 min

Aubrey Musolf

from All About Feeling Good Podcast Hosted by Richard Arsenault

Today I interview 28 year old Aubrey Musolf from Adrian, Michigan who's been on a vegan journey for the past 3 years. She dove into this lifestyle after looking for an alternative answer to her health issues and it has changed her life for the better, becoming more conscious of her decisions, leaving bad habits behind and adopting a lifestyle that has given her a better chance at life filled with amazing new friends and a healthier mindset. Aubrey is also a message therapist, a yoga instructor and into lots of other healing modalities so if you are in interested and want to learn more, you can do so by finding her on Facebook, Instagram and Youtube by her name. You can find me on Instagram @allabout.feeling.good and if you haven't done so already please subscribe and leave a review as it helps us grow and spread the message. Thanks! Peace & Love! Support the show

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Today I interview 28 year old Aubrey Musolf from Adrian, Michigan who's been on a vegan journey for the past 3 years. She dove into this lifestyle after looking for an alternative answer to her health issues and it has changed her life for the better, becoming more conscious of her decisions, leaving bad habits behind and adopting a lifestyle that has given her a better chance at life filled with amazing new friends and a healthier mindset. Aubrey is also a message therapist, a yoga ins...

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