Comments and Feedback of the Week:
These notes are from our customers, which were written in our Olympus Spa Journal inside the Cabin Room after an experience at Olympus Spa….
To our Olympus Spa Journal writers: “We appreciate your time in writing in our Journal!! Thank you to each and every one!”
Written: October 6, 2009:
A relaxing, detoxifying, thoughtful place to celebrate life. As a first-timer, I decided to treat myself for my birthday and once I arrived, knew I had made a fabulous decision. This is a comfortable place to cleanse, reflect and contemplate, not only about years past, but today the present moment and the future. I feel confident and at peace with myself and am thankful to have found a place to which I can return and remind myself of these feelings.
Written: October 7, 2009:
Walked into this room and my spirit immediately lifted- happy.
Feel energized but calm. Lovely
Written: October 7, 2009:
This is probably the 60th time I have been here since the Lynnwood location opened. I try to come every two weeks to enjoy the solitude and quiet. I leave the four kiddos at home; pack the earplugs, Bible, and scrubbers and head to the spa. I am blessed to have a husband who encourages my escapes… I think he has figured out “time away” makes me a better wife and mom when I am home. Praising Elohim, Elelyon, Elroi. I do not deserve God’s grace – Thank you Jesus for all of it!!!
Written: October 10, 2009:
This place is unbelievable!!!! I admit I was extremely nervous at first. I’m just a teen and everyone is so….. out there…. Here. I realize not that it doesn’t matter. I feel so relaxed and amazing. And the sand room is great. I want to thank my mom for bringing me, and thank God for my sister’s birthday or we never would have discovered this place.
Love Tamara
Written: October 10, 2009:
It was my first time here today, and of course, being a teenager, all I could think of was the nudity, which seemed overwhelming. But what I have realized in just a few hours is that we all worry about our bodies and how close to perfection they fall but sometimes we just need to let go and accept ourselves for who we are. Because, lets face it – we’re only human.
Sabrina
Written: October 13, 2009:
It’s my birthday. I’m here to relax and think less. Please cherish your mothers and daughter no matter how maddening they can be at times.
My mom has been missing for four days or more. I haven’t seen her for almost a year and the last time I talked to her was 3 months ago. She has paranoid schizophrenia, is currently unmedicated and not under anyone’s care. I once again trust in strangers to call 911 if they see her in distress. She was once my strength and my hero. I do what I can but unfortunately, it is not much. Most people don’t realize that unless a person is an immediate danger to themselves or others nothing can be done if they refuse treatment if paranoid they trust no one.
Remember when you see someone like this that chances are someone loves them and misses them.
