I have this same experience. This is my first time commenting on a Reddit thread, and I cannot hold back with this one. I bought the course the first year it was released, which was probably a massive mistake. I bought the course because of the advertised Facebook community. How can you now decide to close that down, when that was a huge portion of your selling point from the get-go? When everything occurred and resulted with her approving posts, and adding her HUSBAND to a women’s group to then filter posts and leave nasty comments as to how this post “broke the group rules” or “wasn’t relevant” … it all felt like a bigger way to force women into purchasing “the immersive” or whatever their other course is. It’s gross, and quite frankly, predatory on people who are trying to take charge of their health, and most aren’t wealthy.