🌟 Smells Like Holiday Fun! 🌟

Hey there, I’m Angie McFarling — wife to Kevin for 44 beautiful years, mom to our 5 amazing daughters, and Play Grandma to 6 adventurous grandsons and 1 sweet little granddaughter!

My days are joyfully filled with gardening and household adventures with my retired husband, baking sourdough, playing with my grandkids, and helping others take back their health the natural way. But I wasn’t always this full of energy. Years ago, I found myself stuck in the cycle of the traditional healthcare system — more appointments, more prescriptions, more confusion. I walked out of doctor visits with more questions than answers. I was tired, frustrated, and honestly, fed up.

As a trained military and civilian nurse, I knew something wasn’t adding up. Taking meds to cover the side effects of other meds? That’s not what real health is supposed to look like. Around the same time, I became a grandmother — and everything changed. I wanted to be strong, present, and vibrant for these little ones, not sidelined by chronic issues and pill bottles.

So I dove headfirst into learning about natural health. I swapped out toxic products. I began eating more whole foods and baking long-fermented sourdough bread. I drank water like it was my job. And I focused on healing my gut — the root of so many health issues.

Within six months, my body began to respond. I had more energy, better sleep, a happier digestive system, and a new sense of purpose. I felt like me again.

That’s when God put a fire in my heart to help others do the same. I started sharing my journey, coaching others, and building a team of like-minded people who were ready to take back their health — naturally and intentionally.

Now? I’m living my best life over 65. I play hard, bake daily (and make my own fresh milled flour!), and pour into my family and community. I’m not here to sell you something and disappear. I’m here to link arms, listen, teach, and guide you to a healthier, more joyful life — no matter your age.

Because everyone deserves to be called Play Grandma or Play Grandpa.

Let’s get you there.