Tonight at 9:20 PM, I lost my mom, Janeen Reeves 8/8/58 – 4/18/26 Five months ago today, on November 18th, she was diagnosed with bile duct and liver cancer at 67 years old, and cancer is an ugly thing. The last five months have been the hardest of my life, watching my mom go from walking miles every day, cooking, cleaning, and taking care of my dogs, to slowly losing the ability to do the things she loved. Many of you know she lived in the apartment attached to my home for the last 12 years, and what started as me helping her turned into something much more, because as much as she needed me, I realize now I needed her just as much. Her presence was everywhere, from the food she made for my dogs, to the pictures she took of them, to the meals she cooked, and all the little things around the house she did, and now there’s a silence that only time can heal. My mom was strong, proud, and loving, a great mother to me and my sister, and she will be deeply missed. She always believed in me and gave me a sense of security knowing she was always there. I respected my mom’s wishes and kept this private while she was fighting, but now I want the world to know how incredible she was. She’s the reason I started working out, watching her workout videos as a young boy, and she was always into herbal supplements, which played a role in me starting my supplement company over 10 years ago. She was incredibly strong-willed and determined, fighting this naturally with no pain medication until the last six weeks when the cancer became too much, and I realize I have that same fight inside of me. I’m proud to be her son, and she lives on in me and in my sister. Tonight I played “American Pie” for her, the song she used to sing to me and my sister as kids, and for the first time in months, I feel peace knowing she is no longer suffering. This is the hardest loss of my life, but I will honor her and carry her with me in everything I do. Thank you Mom, I love you forever. Rest in peace Mom 🤍❤️💜