From Bottoming Out to Planting Deep Roots - The Felicity Lauren Ingram Story 🌱💪

Content Warning: There are themes of trauma, trauma recovery and resurrection. If you have ever felt ready to throw in the towel, this message belongs to you.

I was broken. I was 22 years old, 98lbs, and functioning on a cocktail of caffeine, regret, and hollow promises made possible by a corporate ladder that was leaning on a wall of sand. My "dream job" in tech had manifestly high rates of panic attacks, an immune system that was shot, and a doctor's note which read: "Burnout. Severe malnutrition. Stop while you still can."

But the low point? The moment when I was curled on my bathroom floor at 3 AM, clutching my ribs - * counting them* - wondering if anyone would notice if I disappeared. 💔

Then… I met a plant.

Not in a metaphorical sense. A scraggly little basil seedling growing in a chipped mug on my fire escape. It was half dead, just like me. But I watered it. I gave it light. And it grew. 🌿

That basil changed my life. It taught me growth happens in the bleakest places - if you fight for it.

I left my job. I sold my Louboutins in order to buy hydroponic growing equipment. I studied everything I could about vertical growing as if my soul depended on it (it did). And now? I am a Vertical Farming Technologist, transforming urban deserts into food scapes, one hydroponic-lit-tower, cosmic rays at a time. My body? Stronger than ever - from all of the greens I grew myself. My mind? Sharp. My mission? Immovable.

This isn't just about farming… it's about rewriting your story - from survivor, to warrior. From wilted, to wildly alive. 🔥

Are you ready to transform your health, your plate, and your resilience? Let's grow.