Three years ago, a classmate looked at me and said, "You've changed." I laughed it off — because that's what we do. Then I went home and finally let myself ask what she meant.
I was 20 kilos heavier. Nursing a baby. Chasing a toddler. Running on naps. I had convinced myself this was just what motherhood looked like.
It wasn't comfort. It was survival dressed up as normal.
That single day started everything. Three years later, I'm 22 kilos lighter, my hormones are balanced, and I built Wellani for every woman standing exactly where I was standing.
I didn't build Wellani to sell supplements. I built it because I needed someone to hand me exactly what I'm handing you now.
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