I moved to Sedona. Here's why.

The story behind why I moved to Sedona, Arizona in February 2022. After dealing with major health issues related to mold, mold toxicity, gut health, and so many more illnesses, I was able to go down a journey of natural healing to improve my health.
Since I posted this video, it's gotten a lot of views and comments. Though I didn't plan for that, I'm certainly honored and feel a responsibility to all who have reached out. If you want to catch up with me and see what I'm up to now, how the healing journey is going, etc.. Feel free to come see me on Instagram where I post and interact more frequently: / gettingtherenate

[@GettingThere]

Hey guys, I really appreciate all of the comments and interaction this video has gotten. I hope in some small way I've been able to help you on your way. I made this video almost 2 years ago, if you're curious how everything is going (healing, living, etc) feel free to find me on Instagram: instagram.com/gettingtherenate/

[@3rdPowerProd]

Dude... I'm literally in MI dealing with the EXACT same thing... and always wanted to live in Sedona. This is very spiritual that I found this. I'd always had a suspicion that mold was my issue. My wife randomly had eczema pop up, facial nerve twitching, I had gut, digestion, and blood issues, and 2 cats that died prematurely... it's been hell these past 4 years. And I find this

[@GettingThere]

My brother, I can't even tell you how many times things like that have happened to me since I decided internally that I was going to figure out how to heal myself. Have you read the book "toxic?" It gave me a lot of insights on what I needed to do once I had things narrowed down. I'm thinking of you and pulling for you! When the door opens, be ready to walk.

[@valerievaleri]

mold, you are living with mold

[@charlottecoolik9872]

Prayers for you both. 🙏🏽 I pray you are able to move away from the mold. It can do so much.

[@NursePhotographer]

Migrating to Arizona soon so I binge watch AZ content and found your channel. Thanks for sharing about molds bro.

[@GettingThere]

We will be eagerly awaiting your arrival my friend! I appreciate you for stopping and leaving a comment

[@810adventures]

NATE!!!!! I'm blown away by your story!!!!! So incredible the chances you take and where it takes you!!!! Looking forward to supporting your channel!!! Love the vid

[@allinfun4554]

I love your post. So glad all is unfolding well for you.

[@ccricelli]

This is so awesome, Nate! So glad you found your round two!

[@GettingThere]

Round two, not even winded lets gooooo ;)

[@donnafletcher5386]

Hi! Thanks for sharing. I'm glad you're feeling well now. Glad you took things into your own hands and found what was going on. What a blessing and to also get a job out there. It was meant to be! Enjoy your new place. 😊

[@GettingThere]

Really appreciate the kind words Donna, I agree with you!

[@nielsen462]

Inspiring video man, thanks for uploading! I'm from Mesa AZ, and Sedona has a special place in my heart.

[@GettingThere]

I appreciate that immensely! Haven't made it to Mesa yet, still so much to explore around here :)

[@jeremyking3986]

I spent 4 days in Sedona on my way to California this summer, it was Magical, I can’t wait to get back.

[@GettingThere]

Come on back when it snows! Then it’s really magical 🪄

[@lefty418]

Man, this was a beautiful video. I fell in love with Sedona in 2016 and am currently planning on moving there from Chicago within the next 4-6 months. Thank you so much for telling your story! I look forward to more.

[@GettingThere]

Maureen that is incredibly exciting! So many folks I've met here have told me how they had dreams of moving here, so I feel like I cheated landing here on accident lol! Appreciate you for watching this and am figuratively standing beneath the red rocks waiting to welcome you with open arms.

[@vazelliecojo747]

Nate! Gods plan. Looooove that you made this video and I don’t even know how I came across it but I’m so grateful I did.

[@GettingThere]

Wow, that means a lot Vazellie! I’m glad you did too, now we know each other exist 🤲🏻😊 thank you for saying hi and watching the video. I never expected for anybody but my family and friends from back home to watch this 🌎

[@gabriellaeaton8400]

I have been looking into moving AZ. Live in California now, but want OUT. I am used to more rural culture and know AZ can provide that environment for me. Thank you for your story. Wish you and your partner the best of luck. I will follow your adventures. Bless❤🙏🏼

[@GettingThere]

Lots of open space for you here Gabriella! Thank you for coming by and saying hello, I'll be thinking about you!

[@mikedevries347]

They are very fortunate that you found them and they were able to make you part of the company. I have no doubt you will go far and do big things in your new career.

[@GettingThere]

Mike that means a lot!! Appreciate you, give Jill a hug!

[@davidgeorge8728]

Man….You’re story is great and you have big things ahead of you. You’re sickness brought you a whole new life! What a gift. I am from Michigan as well and answered the call of Arizona. I am moving there at the start of December.

[@GettingThere]

Thank you David! I feel that! Congrats on the big move 🌵

[@Lyn_Marie_]

You are such an inspiration!! I saw a little bit about you on IG that led me here. I moved to Florida (ugh) and live with Stachybotrys for 3 years. I started getting sick the first week I was there. I recently found out it was Stachybotrys in the walls, not visible. It’s so bad the house will be demo’d next month. I’m SO sick. My friend’s renting be a place to live, but still, it’s in Florida. I am truly happy for you! It wasn’t a coincidence that you watched that show. It was meant to be. It’s great you are well, and living a (dry) happy life, doing what you love to so. You are truly an inspiration.

[@GettingThere]

I'm really sorry to hear this Lenore, is the place you're in now free from mold? Appreciate you for the nice message!

[@lhagen2759]

Wow! I had no idea. When I saw you at Rochester I wondered what was wrong. These past few years have been a tremendous struggle. So happy for you! Your inspiring me to build a better me just like AFS always did. Wishing you all the best!

[@natelandio562]

Doing much better now!

[@ormedolugo364]

Great for you man, glad to see you're doing much better. I have been watching LANDIO. They're great!!

[@GettingThere]

Thank you so much Ormedo!

[@lizmstate]

This just popped up on my feed and I am so happy for you.

[@GettingThere]

Thank you so much Liz!

[@janetlee4421]

That was a great video. I'm learning so much from you!

[@GettingThere]

That's really meaningful Janet

[@Solareagle19]

I learned a lot, never knew what you were going through. Glad you are better brother! It sure is beautiful. Time to check out LandiO!

[@GettingThere]

Its all good brother and I appreciate you for watching this and always being a positive presence!! Get on the LANDiO train! :)

[@sparrow3453]

The Medical Medium, Anthony Williams addresses mold toxicity and other toxins in his books He also gives all natural (diet, supplements) remedies. His work has helped me a great deal. All the best to you.

[@Littlemoefam]

You’re going to do so well in that space, but Michigan will miss you!!!

[@anapantz]

Great video - thank you. We are thinking of moving to Sedona and plan to visit soon. This is very helpful... and so glad you are feeling better. 8-)

[@natelandio562]

That's exciting! I hope you enjoy your visit, finally starting to cool down a bit. My Michigan blood still isn't quite accustomed to the heat.

[@ilenestauch5973]

Just stumbled upon your vid & enjoyed. Am in Show Low and love our mountains.

[@GettingThere]

Thanks for saying Hi Ilene, man I'd love to be up on the rim!

[@nicholasdonlon5791]

Happy for you bro!

[@GettingThere]

Thank you man, truly

[@bonblue4993]

I am so glad that you were finally about to find what was causing all of your problems. Be well and thrive!

[@GettingThere]

I appreciate the kind words immensely Bonblue! Getting there!

[@morgan.intuitive]

This was a great video as my husband and I are looking for a place to live after many years in the Military. Sedona sounds promising for us! Thank you 💓

[@GettingThere]

It's a great mix of nature and just enough modern conveniences Morgan. I've been told the population in Sedona is only about 10,000. Take a look at Cottonwood too, I actually live there which is about 15 mins from Sedona.

[@josephmorenoart]

Dude! I've been struggling with the same thing exactly as you described. I can't work out, my digestion is shot, and just never feel normal. I would love to hear how you overcame your health issues. And it just so happens I will be visiting Sedona in early December! It has also been heavy on my heart to make the move out there, but I am taking it one step at a time and will be visiting first. Thank you for sharing this. Hopefully, I will hear back from you on this subject, a video explanation would be awesome. I am a new subscriber.

[@GettingThere]

Joey! It’s awesome to connect with you even if it’s via our mutual struggles. If I told you I was all the way there I’d be lying, but I’ve come a long way. I’m planning to do more videos soon as well as some podcasts. Shoot me a message on Instagram my handle is @ndlangle we can continue the conversation there. Til then keep moving forward one day at a time 🤝❤️‍🩹

[@jamesb95]

Sedona is great. I bought a lot in Uptown over in Manzanita Hills back in 2017. I live in FL but daydream about building out there everyday. We go every spring break to hike and ski up at Snowbowl. There’s great energy in those rocks!

[@GettingThere]

Great area James! I can't wait to go to Flag in the winter time!

[@kerridillon3120]

Landio is excellent! You will do well in Sedona!

[@natelandio562]

Thanks Kerri! Having a blast with LANDiO, just returned from a trip to San Francisco :)

[@jennyserenityforestelgin]

Crazy my whole life has been weird medical issues and go to sedona yearly for healing so this is super interesting thanks for sharing

[@GettingThere]

Thanks for watching Jenny, I appreciate you commenting too… so often those hard to identify issues are rooted in environmental toxins, parasites, lymphatic issues, etc. I hope you’re “getting there” with your health 💛

[@everwildforever]

I must have been drawn to your video because I'm living in Michigan and have been dealing with mold toxicity since working for commercial grow operations since the beginning of the pandemic when I was laid off from the job I thought I'd be doing the rest of my life. My doctor doesn't believe me bc she's not a mold literate doctor so I've been treating myself with the knowledge from a book Break the Mold. I am recently recovering from the most severe illness I've ever gone through and I had the epiphany that I need to leave MI and go to Sedona. If you have any advice on moving out, I'd be grateful. Something told me to click your video and I'm glad I did. I guessed mold right away when you started talking about your symptoms and then you said you're from MI, WOW. I'm glad you figured it out got out and to Sedona.

[@GettingThere]

Wow I’m so sorry to hear you’re dealing w this. Send me an email [e-mail] and we can pick a time to talk. Lots to sort through!

[@sarahtucker2874]

What a story! So glad you're doing better. I just got home from a trip out West and visited Sedona for the first time and LOVED it. I am hoping and planning to move out that way this coming year. Best wishes to you!!

[@GettingThere]

I too was a first timer when I came here!! When are you coming back? :)

[@sarahtucker2874]

@@GettingThere As soon as I can get a job out there!!

[@tobymofield6597]

Wow.. I mean WOW... Such a great story..My wife and i are coming to Sedona for our 20th Anniversary. We have never been to Arizona and just happen to be looking at Sedona for some reason, So it looks like we will be there this summer. What a Beautiful place.

[@GettingThere]

You’re gonna love it Toby! A few of my other videos have more beauty shots of what you’re in store for 🏜️

[@tobymofield6597]

@@GettingThere Just got back from our trip to Sedona, It was Breath taking. Wife and i loved it. We visited Sedona, Williams, Left there to Boulder City, Then Vegas. But the time we spent in Sedona left a impression on both of us. If it was not for your video, we would of never of made that plan. I'ts weird how things come together....Crazy. We will be making another trip to Sedona in the short future for a longer stay next time.... Just wanted to say Thank you.....

[@GettingThere]

Wow! That is incredible to hear Toby.. I really appreciate you coming back and sharing this. Happy Anniversary to you guys! When you get time tell me what experience in Sedona left the deepest mark on you ✍🏼

[@tobymofield6597]

@@GettingThere That's tuff to answer, Id have to say the beauty. So So different from Tennessee 100%. My wife and i noticed going down the main vessel of Sedona the businesses or buildings seemed color matched to the rock formation in it's surroundings. That was cool. People were very kind, and we simply just couldn't get enough of it. Time ran out and we had to move on. But i'm here to tell ya, it left a LARGE impression on us. We are still talking about it. Plus the town was so Clean, It's a no-brainer.. We will be coming back. NO DOUBT.

[@GettingThere]

I hear ya! I was actually just in Tennessee for a couple days shooting some video for a project. Was in Nashville and Lawrenceburg

[@jonn_mace_80_95_]

You are a gorgeous guy that found his gorgeous home. Take note, the direction where the USA is going, it would likely be best to emigrate in another country sometime around the near future. Many other places around the globe that are just as beautiful and even more beautiful with similar landcape and climate.

[@DRiceArizona]

This is a good story. I left Arizona (for the 4th time) at the end of this January. I thought we were never going back to the office full time. I went to deep East Texas, but realized back in about August that I miss Arizona so I will be returning (5th and I imagine the last time moving there) next January. Sedona is such a great place. I hope long term, you love it as much as I and so many others do. Heck I might come knocking on y'all's door at LANDiO at some point since after the move I plan to do a mid-career change and they have a really nice concept. Best of luck.

[@GettingThere]

This is exciting D Rice.. Wow, 5 times! You do love it here. I'm glad the work from home adoption allowed you to explore, but equally glad you are returning home. Stay in touch and thanks for watching me ramble for 10 mins!

[@donnafletcher5386]

Hi, is this Doug Rice who worked at Cuyahoga County Board of Mental Retardation Developmental Disabilities in Cleveland, Ohio back in 1995 and moved to Atwood, Ohio?

[@katelynnvifquain9629]

Oh, the many synchronicities! I’m a California native, currently in the Pacific Northwest for graduate school, who’s always felt a pull to the Southwest. I’ve been exposed to two homes with toxic mold consecutively in Portland over the past year, which has effectively derailed my health enough to convince me to drop out of my dream doctoral program I came here for and move to the Southwest where I can dry out and heal. I’ve felt a particular pull to Sedona, which gets stronger with every passing month, so I’m in the process of researching and planning my move there this fall. This video of yours popped up in my KZbin feed because it talks about Sedona, but when you started describing what you were going through with your health - and before you named it - I said out loud, “wow, I would bet money that he was exposed to mold … I wonder if he knows about mold-related illness?” And then you mentioned the book “Toxic” by Neal Nathan, and I’m like, “yup! … he knows about it!” I’m so happy to have stumbled across your “vlog” post here ;) and to learn that you are finding your way back to health and happiness again :) Would you be open to connecting, and sharing any thoughts or recommendations that you might have for a fellow mold survivor who is looking to find a safe rental to move to in Sedona?

[@GettingThere]

Oh man Katelynn, this hits deep! I'm happy and sad for you simultaneously. Happy you're moving toward healing, sad you're going through this. Totally agree about the synchronicities, we are usually put in each others' paths for a reason! Do you use instagram by chance? That would be a good place to continue our conversation. My username there is @ndlangle. If you don't use that my email is [e-mail] I look forward to learning more about you and hopefully helping in some small way.

[@bubarsu]

​@@GettingThere k

[@AustinSanderson.]

we live here (sedona) in the winters OCT-MAY and spend summers in wisconsin were we are from. Great place to live half of the year

[@GettingThere]

That’s a dream!!

[@hmartin751]

My husband and I are In Maine. We are trying to move to sedona I lived in Prescott in 2014 and everyday I regret moving back to Maine. This is awesome thanks for the inspiration..

[@GettingThere]

Maine seems awesome! Odd you say that though, I was looking at Land in Prescott this morning. Want to find a more hospitable spot during summers and I love the mountains and pine trees over there. Thanks for saying hi Heather 😊

[@hmartin751]

@@GettingThere Maine is beautiful in the summer..not so much the winter. Ever since I was like 12 I felt at home In AZ from the 1st time I visited so idk Maybe a past life lol. But i am very much into healing and Reiki and holistic stuff and Sedona is calling..just money right now is stopping us.. but hopefully this is our last winter here!!!

[@ThirstyBacon]

Aloe juice in everything you drink, mint tea, and eating fresh mint.

[@GettingThere]

I’ve dabbled w this, I’ll have to make it more routine.

[@coachkyle89]

Just vacationed in Sedona in July. I am from New England. I am moving in a few weeks. Also fell in love with the place. Good video!

[@GettingThere]

Wow! Did you decide while on the vacation or were there other factors? Big move either way, congrats!

[@coachkyle89]

@@GettingThere I was in the Navy from 2011-2015 and was stationed in warm climate states such as CA, FL and HI. I'm originally from cold New Hampshire. When transferring from WA to FL I drove thru NM and fell in love with the desert. I really dislike humidity. I also dated a girl in Apple, Valley, CA for a week. After doing extensive research after getting out I realized I should check out Arizona. You got Puerto Penasco MX, Vegas, palm springs CA, Moab right there for extra things to do. I stayed in Sedona and Phoenix in July and loved the dry heat and things to do. I saw a pigerine falcon dive bomb another animal in the Grand Canyon doing over 100 mph too, probably the coolest thing I've ever seen. CAs firearm laws and over population are a bit of a turn off for me.

[@GettingThere]

You’re dead on, so close to so much adventure and also a ton to do even if you want to stay home.

[@scot909]

Also from Michigan & highly allergic lived in Arizona during military and never felt better .. going back to live there as soon as retire next few years thanks exactly what I needed to see that wasn’t just me lol✊🏻

[@GettingThere]

Glad to hear from you ScoT, I hope your return to AZ is an even better experience than the first time around. What part of Michigan?

[@kaleighpatterson9275]

I have been thinking of moving to Sedona to get healthier and more in touch with nature and I guess that’s why your video was suggested but I’ll recommend my parents get their house checked. I’ve always just had this feeling something was unhealthy in their home everytime I’m there. See this was posted a few months ago hope Sedona has been helping you!

[@GettingThere]

Thanks Kaleigh, It has been helping me for the most part. When I moved I got rid of a lot of stuff, but not everything so it's been a pain trying to clean items thoroughly and getting re-exposed here and there. As far as the environment here...Wide open skies, dry air, quite different from my previous existence in Michigan.

[@kaleighpatterson9275]

@@GettingThere glad to hear! The dry air is quite different, I’m from florida so i get that. I hope all continues to go well!

[@jimudelhofen3164]

Hey Nate, I am not sure how I found your video but I'm thinking it was meant to be. Thank you for making this video. I immediately thought of my wife. We moved our family to Goodyear AZ just before the pandemic. Ever since she has struggled with health problems and at first I was thinking it was air quality. I am going to have our house tested as soon as I find someone I trust to do that correctly. We have been actually considering moving to Sedona because we love it there and visit every chance we get. Also I am going to check out Landio. I am very interested in all that you just talked about. I would love to know how you are doing now. I realize you may this 9 mo. Ago.

[@GettingThere]

Jim, I appreciate you watching and sending this to me. I am a willing resource if you want to tell me more about your wife’s illness, my instagram name is @ndlangle shoot me a message there. I am still on the road to recovery but many more good days than bad and doing better than in this video! I look forward to seeing you out on the trails in Sedona!

[@charlottecoolik9872]

Mold affects your mitochondria a lot like when you have Lyme's disease. It's definitely a rough process remediating the physical vessel after mold exposure. Blessings to everyone's healing journey and escape from mold environments. Prayers for everyone's healing journey to have begun and people to realize your innate power of healing just by speaking to your selves' cells.

[@Laughing_Tiger]

I've been considering moving to Sedona. I'm in ND and am also having health issues I'm working through. Hoping to be able to move soon.

[@GettingThere]

Will be thinking of you!!

[@valerievaleri]

You explain this illness in such a sane way. I swear I sound insane when I try to explain the illness to others. They treat me like I am speaking Chinese. Please keep on educating the public. The time for environmental illness awareness is now!

[@GettingThere]

I really appreciate that and know what you mean. It's hard for people/doctors to fathom when you tell them that basically everything is wrong lol. They get overwhelmed. I will continue to talk about it because I believe many people are suffering and don't even know it because their frame of reference for their experience of life has slowly degraded over time. When malaise is baseline, we say we're fine.

[@valerievaleri]

@@GettingThere Yes, I am traumatized and heart broken over or own suffering and all the suffering I discovered. People being ignored, invalidated, gaslit. Families trapped in mold for years. People suffering and slowly dying worldwide. My life mission is create a safe place for people to heal and live. (I would like to change the building code laws but that is a huge undertaking to go against billion dollar companies. The politcal corruption with this illness runs thick and deep.)I know I cannot save everyone, but I can create an example for others to follow. But first I got to get healthy, and then I will be force to be reckoned with!

[@GettingThere]

@@valerievaleri Yes! Have to get yourself to full power so you can share your light in the most voluminous way!

[@dianejohnston694]

Sounds perfect

[@roberts8507]

I like this video ... Greetings from Eastern Seaboard. ... You know ... ALL parts of the world are good to live in AS LONG AS you know how. ... Ignorance will beat the cr*p out of anyone ...

[@GettingThere]

Thanks Robert! I agree!

[@amiralions2681]

It's beautiful there for sure. If there is no water feature on the land how do the landowners get water?

[@tradewisetv2801]

Dude, my wife and I sold our house in Florida and moved back to Traverse City. We've been staying in the in-laws basement since April--while we shop for a house--and I've been feeling increasingly sick-like. With winter around the corner, I can't stop thinking about moving to Sedona, Oak Creek, or even Prescott. KZbin read my mind again and put your video in my feed, lol. I'm dying to know if you're still there, and how you like it. I know the area very well, and even got married in Sedona (on the trail). If I had to guess, I'd say you're somewhere near devil's bridge in this video, but then again, I would expect to see more tourists behind you, lol.

[@natelandio562]

Hey! TC is one of my favorite places on earth. I love smallmouth fishing and the bays are hard to beat for that. Far as how you're feeling, that sucks and I hope you can get out of that environment soon. If you can't, I'd recommend trying to get into an infrared sauna a few times a week and maybe even a hyperbaric chamber. That did wonders for me when I was still in a moldy environment. The craziest thing is how "unseen" the mold can be. I am still out here. I live in Cottonwood and work in Sedona over by Airport Mesa. The video was taken on the trails behind Doe and Bear Mtn. As far as how I like it, I love that I'm 15 - 30 mins from so many outdoor adventures. Going down the verde river in kayaks, hiking, camping, driving around on all the trails, etc. I do miss the lakes in Michigan, but the warm dry air is what I need for the time being. I will eventually move back to MI and build a tiny house that I can trust is free of mold. Many adventures to be had out west before that happens. If you move out this way, you know where to find me!

[@FlourishingLove]

I'm only halfway through the video, but have to write some things that come to mind. I also deal with many of the symptoms you have. For me, it is all about all of the pharmaceuticals that messed up my gut and nervous system. Taking antibiotics, for a prolonged time, will make you much more sensitive to mold and will mess up your gut. Once the gut is messed with, SIBO and other problems happen, and the vagus nerve will start to be under stimulated, and the sympathetic nervous system gets too much control. I now have POTS. It was all made worse for me after a flu shot in 2005. I am a woman, and took birth control pills, too. All of this was just too much for my body. Our bodies are not meant to be assaulted by all of those chemicals! I slowly improve, but yes, it takes a lot of research and dedication. I will continue watching your video, now. Sedona is a beautiful place!

[@GettingThere]

Much of what you’re writing here hits home Syrena! Can’t even count how many Z packs I ingested in my pre-teens, knowing now that was doing much more harm than good!

[@foxiedogitchypaws7141]

Read the manual called Fibromyalgia and Myofacial syndrome, green cover

[@Keichen]

I'll come visit 😊

[@krismaki757]

Nate, Thank you for this video. I'm another person who suspects mold is causing me issues, and it's getting worse. I'm living in a 7 story cement, federally funded apartment building in NH. I know there's got to be mold everywhere in here, the bathrooms have a vent, but no exhaust fan. I have had sinus issues for years, all year round. I'm going to Sedona for my first time for the last week of Feb. and spending March in Tucson with my sister and a sister in law. I'm hoping the drier and warmer climate will help with most of my ailments. Thanks again for the info.

[@GettingThere]

I feel your pain Kris, when you’re out here see if you can do some regular sauna sessions and see if you feel a difference. I appreciate you for sharing your experience and look forward to hearing how you’re doing!

[@krismaki757]

​@@GettingThere Do you mean regular saunas, or was there a special one you were doing? I'm finding a lot of the places around here are calling a steambath a sauna. Being Finnish, I know better, but I haven't heard of the kind you mentioned in the video. Thank you.

[@krismaki757]

@@GettingThere I went back to your video and found it, infrared sauna. I'll look into that. I told my adult son who is living with me about your story. As soon as I said mold he said, "That's it! Everyone at work has constantly dripping noses when we're there." I think I'll also get the book Toxic (I believe was the title.) It sounds like some good information.

[@GettingThere]

@@krismaki757 yes an infrared sauna! 😊 there’s one called the SuperSauna that is a half circle shape that a lot of places in AZ have, but any infrared sauna should help. That book was very eye opening and put some medical jargon behind some innate inclinations I had.

[@scottbrooks8497]

The book toxic saved my life. I have been diagnosed with mold, MCAS, lyme, Bartonella, babesia, TBRF, and more. Curious how your body responded to being in Sedona. I live in Houston where mold is BAD! Love to learn more about how Sedona helped you.

[@GettingThere]

Hey Scott. I’d have to say same here.. also find myself peeling back the layers as I heal and am now treating Lyme and Co. I’m doing much better and no longer on deaths door, but I’ve seen such progress that I’ve been able to experience what “normal” feels like and it keeps driving me forward to further healing and into the bearable suffering of detox lol. The clear weather in Arizona has made a big difference for me. That blue sky is out almost every day and I’ve also grown accustomed to the heat. I spend a lot of time outside compared to when I was in Michigan and I think that’s been helpful. I’ve visited your area and have friends who lived there and they said it was a mold factory. I tell people I don’t know that Sedona heals, but it provides an excellent space for us to heal ourselves. I’ll make more videos on the healing journey soon. Been on this travel video kick!

[@glabutis]

I want to move there, hopefully by next year.

[@GettingThere]

It’s a beautiful place!

[@nathanjohnston003]

Nate, I have been looking at Flagstaff/Sedona area for the past 3 months to possibly purchase a second home. I live in Michigan, and my name is also Nathan. I actually have had some abnormal recent energy lose and have gone to a wholistic nutritionist to try to find an answer. Thank you for the idea of Mold. I am going to try to find someone local to come take a look. If you have any suggestions on this topic, or on the real estate side I’d be open to suggestions. I think the Good Lord lead me to this random video. Thank you.

[@GettingThere]

Nathan, I believe that! I just now saw this comment so I apologize for the delay. If I could choose I'd probably choose Flagstaff simply because I still love snow and winter, but Sedona is awesome too. As far as your health, I'm not sure if you use instagram but if you find me @ndlangle I can send you some accounts to follow for learning more about the mold stuff and other potential root causes of what you're dealing with.

[@hannahg5216]

Air is on A in Arizona

[@masjut1]

Water is a problem in Arizona. I wanted to move to Sedona. Just to expensive and I worry about the diminishing water supply.

[@GettingThere]

Can’t argue there Masjut

[@Automotivesteamhorse]

I’ve been battling mold illness terribly for the last 3 years. I would love to link up and chat about it.

[@GettingThere]

Sad to hear that, seriously I feel your pain. Shoot me an email! [e-mail]

[@mwjoos65]

Great video. Was living in Phoenix for a year. Wanted to live in Sedona, but cost of housing seemed quite expensive. Curious as to where you landed. There was an older apartment complex I looked at for which the rent was fairly reasonable. Am planning to be back sometime early next year. It is a beautiful place. Wish you the best.

[@GettingThere]

Hey Michael, I ended up in Cottonwood which I kind of like because it's close to Sedona but not right in the resort area. I live right around the bottom of Mingus Mountain.. Great sunsets off the back porch :) Wish you the best as well!

[@mimi7914]

@@GettingThere I am thinking of moving there. Is crime an issue and/or drug scene? please let me know what you think . Thank you so much:)

[@GettingThere]

@@mimi7914 I would say crime is low, but Id imagine there are still at least some problems with drugs… coming from Michigan it seems all around quieter here.

[@letsparadise]

You are going to the process from 3d trauma body mind to your light love body mind and that's a biggie to do. But you can, although you think sometimes you cant. Go on. You are great!

[@GettingThere]

Much love, PM.. Feeling all the dimensions for sure!

[@DavidDiaz-de2qf]

Bro I watched myself in this video the same happened to me when I was living in AZ but I think my case was more about dry heat and spicy food bro I got so depressed and anxiety and my digestion was bad I lost like 20-25 pounds went to Dr like 4 times didn’t find anything it was crazy now moved away to a different state and my life changed a lot.I feel you on this one bc some like it happened to me.

[@DavidDiaz-de2qf]

I was in Glendale AZ to be exactly but I visited Sedona too many times.

[@GettingThere]

That’s wild, I wonder if you had an imbalance in your gut for awhile there or something. SIBO can cause those symptoms.. I hope you’re doing better David!

[@aliciaswamy7822]

Erik Johnson, listed in all of Shoemaker’s books is founder of mold avoidance and made popular “moving to the desert” to heal from CFS. We definitely should be thankful for his work and made sure we attribute this method of healing to his findings that spans decades.

[@bethdixon501]

I suffer from mold toxicity as well. I moved from Chicagoland to Mesa, AZ in 2016. I’m very interested in Landio ? Could you share their website ? Thank you so much 😉

[@GettingThere]

Hey Beth, check it out at LANDIO.com I'm glad you found your way to AZ!

[@clydekimsey7503]

Sedona is beautiful and dry. My body has always liked dry desert climates, but aren't there many, many other desert towns that might also help people with mold problems?

[@GettingThere]

I would imagine Clyde, I just happened to land in this one.

[@bubarsu]

Mold is my issue after living in 3 water damaged buildings in WA. Just sold my 4th house which closed today because I'm done living in this damp environment. I'm ready to find a new place to live. You're video on Sedona caught my eye because i was thinking of moving to AZ and wondered about Sedona. Do you think it's a good location for recovering from mold?

[@GettingThere]

Hey Doris, I’m sorry to hear about the terrible luck in Washington. Have heard from lots of folks up that way with similar stories… thus far Sedona has treated me quite well. The amount of sunshine alone is just so much more abundant than in Michigan. There are still water damaged buildings here but I’ve found it to be much fewer. I’ll be rooting you on from afar!

[@christinaherren]

Ive never been to Sedona but very curious about it. I am visiting in July for the first time. Coming from Houston. Dont know much about mold but certainly this place is so humid, im sure its here. Im a big fan of bleach, but not sure thats enough.

[@GettingThere]

That’s exciting! Where are you looking forward to visiting while here?

[@christinaherren]

@@GettingThere the Peace Park and Boynton Canyon. Have you been to those places?

[@GettingThere]

@@christinaherren yes! There’s a ton to see back off dry creek road. Many awesome hikes! The peace park is awesome too ☺️ Go up into Oak Creek Canyon while you’re here, it’s magical

[@majikulone3608]

Sedona is amazing... the energy here is popping people's third eye... dis ease cause disease

[@GettingThere]

It is palpable!

[@michaelgiorgio7447]

great story, I'm in Sedona and was thinking about land for sale

[@GettingThere]

Thank you Michael, you and me both! Where you looking?

[@michaelgiorgio7447]

I'm a realtor in Florida, I was looking at land here in Sedona while I'm traveling. I will be in Sedona until the end of the month. I looked up LandIO and saw that there were no offerings in Sedona at the moment

[@GettingThere]

Correct, I hope you enjoy your time here! Take a look at Cornville, Clarkdale, and Cottonwood as you're looking. All less than 20 minutes outside of Sedona and each with its own up and coming vibe. @@michaelgiorgio7447

[@starseedindigo9963]

Im having health issues! And I may move to Sedona! Whats the best way to reach out

[@GettingThere]

Shoot me an email [e-mail] 🤲🏻

[@ThirstyBacon]

Did you get the shot? Messed me up.

[@okzoomer5728]

That's odd looking at Sedona real estate as part of a pipe dream mentality and thinking about my future. Didn't expect to find a lot of people talking about black mold poisoning and fleeing wet climates. I went through this and it nearly killed me. And pretty much destroyed several years of my young adulthood. Still have scars on my body and nervous system to this day that will probably never completely heal. I'm not sure if Sedona is any different than living in other dry climates in mid-latitudes, as I didn't escape mold damage living in salt lake. However I bet the air is a lot cleaner down there than it is here.

[@GettingThere]

I feel your pain for sure, I do believe there’s still mold down here in Sedona, but it does seem like the climate is more favorable.

[@okzoomer5728]

@@GettingThere It's impossible to escape mold completely, unfortunately, especially in a domestic environment. Many sources of moisture in a household one needs to be careful with.

[@jaymaster2215]

My 15 year old son is exhibiting strange behavior over last 2 years especially over last 6 months it coincides with a move into a historic home with his mom. The medical community keeps shrugging me off. He's been in behavioral hospitals multiple times and they keep trying to medicate him. I may be wrong I know but dam the timeliness is just too coincidental. Heartbroken literally.

[@natelandio562]

Jay this is very troubling to hear. I have a lot of questions. Is his mom open to getting a mold inspection done? Is your son willing to see a naturopath? Western medicine is set up in a way where doctors and practitioners specialize in a system (ENT, Gastro, cardiology, etc) I went to many specialists and was told my tests were normal or was given a diagnosis (like IBS) which is not a diagnosis, it’s simply a set of symptoms given a name. With environmental toxins the symptoms are so global and so deep (all the way down to the mitochondria) that it’s hard to pin down. I went on a 6ish month spiral myself and at my worst I ended up in the ER because my whole body was tingling, my heart was racing, I was blacking out, vision blurred.. once I was seen they said they thought it might have been an anxiety attack. It was, but the cause was my body being under attack for so long. I’ll never forget how profoundly my entire personality changes during my worst times. I hope you can get some answers for your son. Follow your intuition and act with love.

[@jaymaster2215]

@@natelandio562 Thank you Nate. It's been a struggle to get the medical community to acknowledge my concerns. As a parent I can't deny my instinct and its opened my eyes to some possible health symptoms I've struggled with. I can't confirm or deny at this point the root cause but the way I see it it could be one of the most important things I've ever done or not done in my life to eliminate all potential causes. I appreciate your response andI am still fighting for my son.

[@natelandio562]

@@jaymaster2215 pulling for you brother!

[@j87waldo]

They are sporing the men different... And if you don't already have it they are sporing it all over the land I sware !

[@julierogers4473]

Chronic pain 11 years and 2 back surgeries later I'm so much worse than I was before 🥺

[@GettingThere]

Sorry to read this Julie. What brought you to this vid?

[@julierogers4473]

@@GettingThere Just found you on a search for places in Arizona 👍

[@GettingThere]

@@julierogers4473 im glad you did. I’ll be thinking of you 🫶🏻

[@keirstinbueche9896]

Sedona is super expensive.?

[@GettingThere]

I cannot dispute this ;)

[@krisrose219]

Excellent choice. Your beard matches the red rock

[@GettingThere]

Hahaha it does indeed!

[@okzoomer5728]

by the way maybe you know a bit working for real estatebut what is the economic climate like there for landscaping buisnesses?

[@GettingThere]

I can’t say I know much about the outlook for landscaping, but I imagine Sedona itself would still have reasonable demand since it’s quite an affluent area.

[@okzoomer5728]

@@GettingThere I would have thought so given how elaborate some landscaping jobs have been around there. Thanks for the insight!

[@roberto.montobaun]

Do you eat gluten? Sounds like celiac.

[@GettingThere]

I cut that out back in 2021, I think it was more of a starch, grain, sugar all of them- it would all blow me right up. Slowly have reintroduced more foods and continued to detox (mold and parasites) and doing even better than in the video. Still don’t eat gluten though.

[@roberto.montobaun]

Right on brother. Hope you keep feeling better and stronger. All the best.@@GettingThere

[@stevefenwick8299]

It's getting Too Expensive to live there, Only the Rich and Famous can afford to live there.. I'm a Native Arizonan for over 60 years...

[@GettingThere]

I'm neither, we'll see how long I last lol!

[@sharonzzevenbergen4840]

Hello Sir... you have quite a few responses to your YT-Channel. I'm guessing that you hit the nerve of a common denominator. As a ''btw'', I am experiencing a number of similar symptoms, as well... and, Always*Exhausted! a smidgen of my history... I was active*duty in the 60's and attached to Luke*AFB. My team and established an ''in-plain-sight'', top secret, radar*site next to Holbrook's local, dirt, air-strip. In addition, I became acquainted with the White*Mountain's Apache Nation. They were interested in 'the White*Mountain's 'snow-conditions'' and if it might support an "Apache*Birthed" Ski*Resort. I volunteered to provide my expertise for their Beta*Test. Ta...Dah... .. . "SUNRISE!" I was Honorably Discharged in the 70's and returned to my home in WA. Today... I am sick... A Lot!... and, undiagnosed. I'm also considering "My*Return" to AZ and... one location of consideration is Sedona AZ.! Yes, let's chat. And oh, btw, i'm into real estate, as well. Blessings*SharonZ WA btw... i am prayerfully supporting your "Health*Recovery!" --- ---

[@GettingThere]

That is a cool background! I hope to visit sunrise this year…Sending healing energy your way too Sharon! I’ve talked with a lot of pacific northwesterners who have run into mold problems.. shoot me an email if you want to chat or share ideas about healing. My email is [e-mail]

[@levijones7836]

Parks

[@mysticada]

Wait till you deal with the toxicity of sedona…

[@GettingThere]

not to discredit any bad experiences you’re having or have had, but I don’t generalize shit that broadly.

[@aidandpolonsky]

You have 69 subscribers. Just sayin.

[@natelandio562]

Rejoice!

[@brendasheridan1195]

Are you single?

[@GettingThere]

Hi Brenda, no I’ve been off market for many years 😂

[@jacquelineauld1036]

Hi, thank you for sharing some of your life experiences, look forward to hearing how your new lifes journey is going. :~) Really sorry you have had such health difficulties now i understand what caused mine after listening to your video\blog. My condition was never diagnosed as it was quite a few years ago now, the illness nearly took my sight!!! My flat always had some mold and damp but was never considered a health hazzard, (stone built) the landlord always came to clean it up, re decorated, then built a stud wall over the re accuring mold area of which i was greatful for because it made the flat much warmer!!!!! I Am blessed to have found, brilliant Shamens, Metaphysical Teachers and powerful Tree medicine for my healing process, slightly different approach to your journey!!!! :¬) I Am sure its how we deal with whats happening to us, no matter how difficult, how we accept it, and what we have to learn from it matters also. Good to see you looking well in your videodlog, truly wish you Good Health in your New Life. Yes, the unseen can be powerful and I Am not just refuring to mould!!!! May i share with you all these words. "The Truth Will Set You Free" never give up, somtimes answers are at your fingertips or within yourself, or will be shown or seen when you start awakening!!! Sure we will all get there in the end, if not, its not quiet the end!!!! Keep Well everyone.

[@natelandio562]

Thank you so much for these beautiful words Jacqueline, I certainly have gotten tremendous benefit from Eastern medicine practices as well. I hope you are doing much better and wish you abundance and health!