Freida
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I think you would make a phenomenal nurse! It's a fabulous idea!
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Meanwhile I'm wondering how much life I have left and if I can spend some of it truly at peace, not frightened or shamed or tortured inside or putting on a brave, brave face that covers so much hurt and pain.
I'm only 44 and my youngest son and numerous other's comment on how young I look.My boy says I look like I'm about 30.
I'm coming! Don't despair! I'm coming to retrieve you soul fragments and self-slithers! A slither is a tiny piece and mine got locked in ice. The ice of malevolence and terror and trauma and smashed into pieces. Now I call a desire for wholeness. Let the journey begin, or continue or do whatever it needs to do.
No plans to delete any diaries.if you are planning on deleting it?
Lovely to "hear" from you @NatBird! ?@mumstheword hey. I've been thinking about you and the crew a lot. You are in heart-mind often. Sorry I've not been around. Been in the dumps and lost the motivation to even write about it. You know sometimes it just takes you. I'm wondering how things have been for you, which part of the wave you are on these days. I hope you're good in yourself and supported (seen and unseen) much respect mums:)
:)) *big hugs* that's, great to read mums, about the Yoga practice. Good for you:)Lovely to "hear" from you @NatBird! ?
Bummer you've been struggling. I hope you've come to find some essence and beautiful "youness" through all of your pain and struggles.
I've made leaps and bounds in my yoga practise and it's working it's magic. I find myself trying to negate the results of my practise but I know this is a voice that lies to me and minimises all my accomplishments and value.
So I'm learning to ignore that voice that says "nothing I ever do is good enough" and allow myself to bask in a little warm glow of accomplishment, especially when I've had a good, strong, intense session that leaves me buzzing and alive-feeling.
:)) *big hugs* that's, great to read mums, about the Yoga practice. Good for you:)
to be honest I feel there is no hope for me but there you go!
glad you aren't listening to that voice and letting yourself shine, I could sense that in your words:)
much love
This is priceless thank you.I love my frontal lobes.
Study and music have been lifesavers.
Damn you amygdala dysregulation.