I'm with Renee Mustered, the founder of The Vilomah App, in this powerful Wake up New York City episode of The Rhonda Swan Show. The Vilomah App was born from a profound personal loss, Renee has transformed her journey through grief into a mission to ensure no one has to navigate the "natural order" of loss alone. Renee, who has devoted 23 years to helping others as a licensed massage therapist, shares the story of her eldest son, TJ, whose legacy now lives on through the app. The word "Vilomah" means "against the natural order," a term Renee embraced after discovering there was no word in the English dictionary for a parent who has lost a child.

Filmed in Wall Street, Renee discusses the emotional experience of seeing The Vilomah App featured on a Times Square billboard and the moving signs she receives daily that led her to this moment. The episode dives deep into the app's "Angel Support" feature, a 24/7 AI companion trained on grief recovery and personal development to provide comfort and connection. Renee also explains the app's holistic healing toolkit, which offers a "Daily Release" featuring EFT tapping, yoga, and breathwork, alongside professional education in grief recovery and specialized Daily, Angel, and Gratitude journals.

Connect with Renee and The Vilomah App by downloading the platform on Google Play or the App Store, which includes a 7-day free trial. You can follow the journey on Instagram, TikTok, and Facebook @the_vilomah_app

or tune in to Renee’s podcast within the app to hear stories from others who have experienced loss.