In Honor of Dr. Laura Thompson

“If I could give one tip for people – it’s not an exercise or nutrition regimen. It’s to walk your talk and believe in yourself, because at the end of the day, the dumbbell and diet don’t get you in shape. It’s your accountability to your word.” ~ Brett Hoebel

By Catherine Austin Fitts

Dr. Laura Thompson died yesterday. Laura was my nutritionist and my friend. Laura had a natural gift for healing. I almost always got off the phone or left a meeting with Laura inspired with an attitude of “Yes, we can.”

I met Laura through her husband, Jon Rappoport. I was struggling to detox from a series of poisonings that occurred during my litigation with the federal government. Jon said to me, “you know you need Laura – she has a history of solving and saving people in these impossible situations. Like many gifted healers Laura was someone who could help you to wellness on an integrated pathway – you could discuss all aspects of your situation – whether physical, energetic or spiritual – and find solutions.

Laura and Jon were deeply in love. It was remarkable to be in their presence and their home – a reminder of the magic that comes with the deep and long lasting love of a man and a woman.

I am asking for prayers for Laura and Jon and their family. For those of you who have not discovered Laura’s work, it is invaluable and timeless. Here are links to her Solari Reports:

Health Care Independence with Dr. Laura Thompson

Detoxing From Toxic Vaccines with Dr. Laura Thompson

Coming Clean: Detox Power with Dr. Laura Thompson – February 7

Wellness: Staying Energized this Fall with Dr. Laura Thompson

Winter Wellness with Dr. Laura Thompson

Dr. Laura Thompson: Mitigating Against Radiation Poisoning

Blast from the Past: Detoxing with Laura Thompson

Laura, thank you for teaching us, healing us and caring about us. We are grateful for your presence in our lives. We wish you God Speed!

Related Reading:

Copies of Laura’s latest book are available here.

Related Idea:

I spoke with Jon today. He reminded me that Laura’s inspiration for her Vitamin Love website was to get everyone to write a love letter to themselves. So, if you feel like honoring her, why not do that and write a love letter to yourself. If you would rather, write one to Jon and I will make sure he sees it.

22 Comments

  1. Jon,
    My deepest sympathies for you and your family. I know you have a tear in your heart at losing your greatest loved one. Take the time for self healing; I know you know that, but those of us out here in the rest of the world that are not near can’t help but say it.
    You have helped the many by your work; I am one. Your wife is also one of the wonderful agents to help people heal themselves.
    I stumbled on No More Fake News several years ago at a critical time in my own life. My husband was prescribed psychiatric drugs and it was devastating — I went straight to the books of Dr. Peter Breggin because of what you conveyed.
    Again, my deepest sympathies.

  2. Jon, I was introduced to you via Catherine and Solari..have enjoyed so much learning from you and her. I was so very sorry to hear about your wife’s passing. Please carry on as best as you can right now; and I will learn about her from the site, and what she taught. Many blessings to you.

  3. Jon, I was introduced to you via Catherine and Solari..have enjoyed so much learning from you and her. I was so very sorry to hear about your wife’s passing. Please carry on as best as you can right now; and I will learn about her from the site, and what she taught. Many blessings to you.

  4. From a subscriber:

    very sorry to see the news on your dear friend Dr. Laura. I have kept Jon in my prayers since our conversation and will continue to do so. I am so very sorry, I know how very much you cared for her.

  5. From a subscriber:

    very sorry to see the news on your dear friend Dr. Laura. I have kept Jon in my prayers since our conversation and will continue to do so. I am so very sorry, I know how very much you cared for her.

  6. I extend my condolences to you, Catherine, and especially to Jon. I know she was a good friend of yours, and your story about feeling joy during her passing is wonderful. I felt my Mom’s passing, too.

  7. I extend my condolences to you, Catherine, and especially to Jon. I know she was a good friend of yours, and your story about feeling joy during her passing is wonderful. I felt my Mom’s passing, too.

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