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Roaring Sisters:

Empowering Your Health Journey

Resources

Book cover titled 'Spark Plugs: Short Reflections on Some Jumps Along My Journey' by Gail M. Billeman, featuring a close-up of two spark plugs with sparks and metal shavings around them.

This is not a "how-to book." It belongs in the romance, comedy, and drama sections. I hope my collection of stories help me move forward along the path of expressing love and gratitude, my spark plugs. Love among women means encouragement, vulnerability, and the brave risk to love differently. It means to support, have fun, and compliment one another. It means to survive and flourish together.

I wonder if Grandma looked at her ring like I do with my bracelet, if she touched it, which warmed her heart and soul as she thought of the sons she lost. I embrace the appreciation of diversity, including differences in gender, sexual preference, parenting styles, political opinions, and more...

Click on a book below to be redirected to Amazon to either purchase the paperback or Audible. All proceeds are donated to Roaring Sisters, Inc.

Book cover titled 'Four Years and Counting... My Search for Normal' by Gail M. Billman.

Follow the path of one woman’s battle for health while you learn how she turned pain and doubt into faith and gratitude in this poignantly detailed chronological story. Four Years and Counting…My Search for Normal takes the reader on a personal journey from June 2020 through 2024, learning that each day is truly a blessing. This book is the first in a two-book series. Readers will be intrigued to keep reading and follow up with I’m a Ferrari, Baby! and celebrate the successes along the “greatest race of Gail’s life.”

A scenic illustration of a winding road through green hills and coastal landscape with the title 'I'm a Ferrari, Baby!' and subtitle 'Tales from the Best Race of My Life' by Gall M. Billman.

Gail shares an open, candid experience from what she calls the best trip of her life. After fighting years of a multitude of health deficits, traditional medical practices were not working. She found alternative, functional medicine through God’s divine intervention and the work of a lifelong friend. Gail shares, “I came to find some answers and a healing path. What I never anticipated was to find experiences and people who would forever change my life. “

Gail’s words are inspirational and factual, and she creates a sense of gratitude for the simple things in life. She reflects on an awareness that we are not alone in any journey of life and celebrates the chance meetings of strangers along the way. Gail’s journey improved her health and inspired her to cofound a non-profit organization and share it with fellow patients. Her work has just begun on the next part of her journey.

A watercolor painting depicting a calm ocean with gentle waves under a sky with blue and light pastel clouds that is the back cover for I'm A Ferrai Baby, by Gail M. Billman.

Cover page of a book titled 'I'm a Ferrari, Baby!' by Gail M. Billman, featuring a colorful abstract painting of a winding road through mountains with trees and bushes, with the subtitle 'Tales From the Best Race of My Life.'

Multiple copies of a book titled 'Four Years and Counting' by Gail M. Billman are spread out on a wooden surface.

Tall tree with wide branches and green leaves, against a blue sky, surrounded by lush tropical plants and dark red foliage in Clearwater, Florida

A quiet suburban street lined with large trees, a red brick sidewalk, and a white fence, with a parked car and small houses in the background in Clearwater, Florida

Gail with her shortest hair, glasses, and earphones sits on a leather chair, working on her laptop in the IV room.

On a red combine harvester Phillip Billman, working in a field with a backdrop of green trees and a cloudy sky, harvesting crops.

Side-by-side photos of Gail and Phillip Billman before and after Gail's treatments. They are standing outdoors in front of a wooden fence with reddish leaves, smiling at the camera.

Renee DeTar and Travis from Mayer Clinic in Clearwater Florida, smiling for a selfie in front of a wall with a poster about spinal bones.

Gail Billman in an office with gray walls, smiling, wearing glasses, a black turtleneck sweater, blue jeans, and leopard print sneakers, holding her leg up on a desk.

Gail Billman and her mother, Betty smiling together for a selfie indoors with wooden paneling in the background.

Carlee, Gail Billman and another nurse standing together in the lobby of a functional medicine office in Clearwater Florida.

Gail Billman and her sash that reads 'Love's the best chapter' with an intravenous line attached. She is carrying a beige tote bag filled with papers or magazines, standing in an indoor area with a glass door in the background.

Gail Billiman sitting on a ledge, looking away, with palm trees and a blue sky with scattered clouds in the background while in Mexico.

Lori and Gail Billman taking a selfie outdoors on a sunny day, with a blue sky and some clouds in the background..last time Lori picked up Gail from the airport coming home from treatment.

Renee DeTar and Gail Billman during harvest July 2025 standing outdoors on a dirt path surrounded by greenery, smiling, with one woman wearing a large white sun hat and sunglasses, and the other woman in a black sleeveless top and sunglasses.

Who
we are

Our founders are a powerful group of women who discovered each other while all on a healing journey in Clearwater, Florida. We were all going to the same functional health clinic for different reasons: breast cancer, Pars Plantis, Lyme disease, mold infections, and multiple autoimmune problems caused by vaccine injuries.

We are not always healthy, but we are fighters. We are not quitters; we are lovers. Our ages range from 24 to 70. We represent Kansas, Michigan, Florida, and Georgia. We are mothers, wives, girlfriends, farmers, adult children, professional career women, and caregivers to others.

Roaring Sisters was founded to assist people seeking functional medicine. It’s an entirely different perspective and operates as a for-profit business. Oftentimes nothing is covered by insurance. Drawing from our own first-hand experience, we share resources to help you navigate decisions that will cost money regardless of the illness or proposed treatment plan. Our input is meant to support your care and protect your pocketbook.

Remember, functional medicine providers are almost always cash-only businesses, so choosing this path is worth the research now rather than waiting until you face a treatment plan with pressure to “pay in full today for a substantial discount.” The information we provide here is to empower you to make decisions based on facts and real-life experience, instead of accepting everything you will be told in an assessment or new patient appointment.

With that being said, none of us regret our choice to pursue functional medicine. All of us first burned through many traditional medical practices only to be told we were fine and handed prescriptions to suppress our symptoms.

We are just wiser now. We know how to navigate efficiently, and it’s a navigation that we love to share.

We have lots of plans. They include providing funding for critical tests that are not covered by insurance for those in need and to contribute to temporary housing options for those who need to travel away from home for treatment. But first and foremost, we are providing informational materials and connections to support you on what can be a lonely journey through a challenging healing process for you or a loved one.

Photo from top left to right: Samantha Word, Gail Billman, Kaitlin Roman; middle: Renee DeTar holding Kalisa Morton-Pierce. Sara Roman not pictured taking the photo!