About Us | Our Vision

1.) It is our dream, hopefully one day very soon, to have a much larger Living Foods Resource Center here in Palm Beach County, where we would be able to expand the services and programs we now offer . This Center will provide several on-going Get Healthy!/ Stay Balanced classes weekly, food preparation classes, and many of the resources and products needed to support the Living Foods Lifestyle. We envision it as an attractive and “lively” hub for community service and education.

2.) We also have a special interest in helping to serve those individuals and families who have been sadly impacted by the growing “epidemic” of chronic emotional and mental illness, particularly bipolar disorder. We hope one day to be able to create Peter’s Place, a short-term residential lifestyle center for those desiring to learn how they may heal their mental and emotional problems without resorting to dangerous medications and periodic institutionalizations. We at Wholly Alive!, and the folks at Hallelujah Acres, have inspiring testimonies from people who have recovered from such conditions, people who, before adopting a living foods lifestyle, were given little or no hope of ever having productive and illness-free lives. These people have beaten the odds and transformed their lives. It can be done. We’ve seen it!

The motivating force behind this desire was a family tragedy we experienced in March of 2005. Anita’s 39 year-old son, Peter Miller, took his own life after years of terrible suffering through the agonies of bipolar disorder and subsequent substance abuse. It’s a tragic story, as he, like many others with this disorder, was extremely intelligent and gifted. In his early twenties he had graduated with honors at the top of his class from Bernard Baruch University in New York City, and looked forward to a future that held so much promise. Instead, he fell victim to his illness and a “System” that failed him.


I remember Peter as a terrific, bright, and wonderful boy. It was always a treat to talk to him, and have a laugh together. He had a charm ans sensitivity that I will always treasure and cherish. His smile and the knowing twinkle in his eye, clearly evidenced an unusually gifted child. What happened and what went wrong is really not of concern at this time. What is, however, was that Peter loved and respected his parents, teased his little sister Liz mercilessly, yet loved her enormously, but in his heart and soul was a true and rare jewel. He will never be forgotten by me, and will always be the young handsome, smart, charming fella I knew.... Stuart S.

An over-burdened and ineffective system - mental health, law enforcement, and the medical establishment - failed Peter miserably, as well as it does the countless other unfortunate victims of mental illness, most of whom barely survive it's revolving door.

We believe, as does George Malkmus, the founder of Hallelujah Acres, that there is a better way to help people avoid sickness and disease, including those who suffer from mental illness. We personally know of others who "climbed out" of the system and got well on the Hallelujah Diet & Lifestyle. H. Acres has tens of thousands of testimonies from real people, with photos and names, who have healed from other serious and life-threatening conditions. Famous people, like Jerrod Sessler, NASCAR racer, and Dr. Lorraine Day, Hospital Chief of Orthopedic Surgery, and many others have healed from “terminal” cancer, and continue to sing the praises of the living foods lifestyle.

We have created the Peter Lawrence Miller Memorial Fund for the purpose of fulfilling our vision to create Peter’s Place.

If you would like to donate to either of our “projects”, your generosity will be so much appreciated by us, and all those whose lives we hope to positively affect!

To support our VISION and donate to Peter's memorial fund, please email us at whollyalive@bellsouth.net. And may God richly bless you if He has put it on your heart to do so!