Reese wishes for an Oura ring.

Since my grandmother passed away suddenly, I’ve started to reflect deeply on how much I take my health for granted. In my eyes, she was the healthiest person I knew. She woke up every day at 3:30 a.m. to go to the gym, came home to get ready for work, and still made time to wake me up for school. Even after retiring from her career, she stayed active and worked part-time. Then, out of nowhere, she started experiencing abnormal back pain that doctors initially overlooked. Eight months later, after fighting with incredible strength, she passed away from stage 4 pancreatic cancer. I didn’t even know what a pancreas was until she was diagnosed. I’ve heard amazing reviews about the Oura Ring and how it helps people monitor their health in real time. I’ve always been interested, but never felt I could justify the cost for myself. I believe having a tool like this would help me better understand my body, especially when it comes to stress and sleep disruptions, so I can improve my overall wellness, boost my productivity, and avoid burnout as I move forward in life.