Do you or a loved one have a history of neglect, abuse, or trauma and you don't know how to heal in order to live your best life? My advice is for anyone suffering to find a therapist who specializes in EMDR.
Oh my gosh! I had the best intro all written. I even completed proofreading... when I was finished and looked back to save it, all gone!! Let me see if I can recreate it somewhat:
I've done so much personal work on myself: learning, understanding, recovering and finding a life that isn't designed around pain, confusion and self- loathing. I've been abused by 3 different narcissists in my life. What a thing to have to learn about! A grandiose, a vulnerable, and a classic. How sad for them! Good for me, I know how to protect myself now. Thank you all for that.
28 years ago, I gave birth to the most amazing, intelligent, beautiful child. I never knew my life could be any fuller or that anything had been missing before, but her birth proved me completely wrong. Most all moms know exactly what I mean when I say this. It's totally unfathomable until you've been there first hand.
Some time ago, I took a college class on Ethics and Personal Responsibility. It was about the origins of everything that molds us to who we become as adults; nature vs nurture.
I am multifunctional when it comes to my crafting adventures (ADHD much?!). Without space to work on ceramics right now, I know everyone has seen I've been doing tie dye, sublimation, resin art, and a few other things.
This is a fairly personal blog post. I try not to add much personal information only because we all have our own struggles and challenges in life that we must deal with on our own.
I can't contain myself, I'm so excited. We are planning to purchase a home for our retirement. No plans to move right away, but once we finalize the purchase, we'll have a place to go to get away until we are fully retired. Then we'll move and take H'Arts with us.
