She's still life coaching in Chicago from what I gather. Interesting story about her. She apparently applied to be a castmate on the show! That's how they found her. I have never been able to hear why she wanted to be on show as one of the housemates or what her issue was. But when they found out her background and what she did for aliving and since IV wasn't available, instant casting!I liked her alot too. She had a much more down to earth and realistic approach to it. She really helped her clients plan for the long term. None of this living large stuff. Their goals and steps were very detailed and focused. Kind of like a female Dr Stan. She called people on their stuff and wasn't into the drama.
Seeing as the way the show went, she's better off without them.
>I've always wondered how the show
>would have been different if
>IV hadn't been available.
>I liked her more practical
>style and down to earth
>kinds of activities. She
>had the HG out doing
>physical confidence building type activities
>and the HG never seemed
>to have as much time
>to sit around and veg
>as they do now.
I liked and respected Rana. For me, she would be someone I could easily trust and cooperate with.
>She had the HG out doing
>physical confidence building type activities
I'm a big believer in that type of therapy. It rarely fails or disappoints so unlike sitting around exchanging mumbo jumbo.
yeah, I do miss Rana. I lost so much respect for SO when they let her go.