45. Flare Up Transitrions
Out on a snowy, icy walk I thought of you! I was experiencing something that reminded me of living with flare ups. You will find this very useful. Enjoy!
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Out on a snowy, icy walk I thought of you! I was experiencing something that reminded me of living with flare ups. You will find this very useful. Enjoy!
Just sit back and play this episode in a loop. Rewrite your own thoughts about yourself. You really deserve this praise.
This episode is a CALL to wake up to your stature. All the tears of respect, love, and possibility are here for the taking.
Make the decision. Gather the lights. Illuminate your life-with-illness
Joseph Campbell’s Hero’s Journey as a metaphor for living with autoimmune illness is filling me up! I’m introducing the idea in this episode. Eat it up!! You are amazing!!
This is a strategic call on your part. But in 12 minutes I’m explaining the crux of the strategy and some tips to make your decision more efficient and more self-representative.
I heard something on the radio that got me associating passage of time with the connection to humanity through the lens of our autoimmune sufferings.
OH! From Episode 37, a forgot-to-mention MAIN MESSAGE burst out of my heart (and out of my eyes). Please, please give this a listen.
There are a few things to face when we live with autoimmune symptoms! Some of them are exhausting to think about and others of them we need to remember more often. But if you want day where you feel more whole, listen for 10 min and grab an idea or
Reading a book called “A Liberated Mind” by Steven Hays, phD, I have been finding my “Dictator Within” which is part of my brain that is not super useful. And in this particular case, I pushed against my inner “dictator” and had my big cry.