
Hannah; Acupuncture student with a previous degree in nutrition and dietetics.
Students of Natural Health Podcast (by dannalorahdnaturopathy)Show Notes
In this interview we chat with down to earth Hannah on all things being a student juggling chronic illness, starting a business and returning to study the second time around. A kind natured soul with a passion for helping others.
Find her Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/illmawellness?igsh=MWdueTZscmp2dTI2Zw==
Resources mentioned in this episode: Manual or acupuncture: https://amanualofacupuncture.com
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