Give Back

Rosie Gremmert went to her neighbor’s doTERRA gathering just to be nice. She already used essential oils and wasn’t looking for anything new. But, when she tried the samples she received, she had to ask herself why she was getting better results from these essential oils than she had with any other ones.

It was while attending convention that year that Rosie realized that a doTERRA business could be the key to getting her husband, Darren, out of his factory job. She says, “He’s clocked in and out and we’ve been at the mercy of negotiations with the union for decades. There have been times where he’s been laid off for years. I’ve had situations where I didn’t even have the gas in the car to be able to take my sick babies to the free clinic.” With no retirement in sight, they knew that both of them would have to work until they couldn’t anymore.

Rosie has always lived her life helping others. She is a CNA and worked in respite and hospice services for years prior to doTERRA. She’s volunteered with several humanitarian organizations, and she saw that doTERRA would be a way for her to continue doing that on a larger scale. She says, “Giving back is huge part of what my family stands for and why we do we what we do. doTERRA has become a way that we are going to be free to do humanitarian aid.”