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in those deep and dark moments of physical and emotional pain you search your soul for strength………….
and in those moments you pray for guidance, for relief – that if there is a lesson to be learned………….to please reveal it in a clear and gentle way………….
maybe it is in these moments when we really learn how strong we are, or maybe it is how weak………..
that we can get through this on our own…………….or that we need others
we are mentally strong enough to tackle it head on……………..or how close we are completely losing it………….
it is in these moments we realize just how fragile we are………..how we walk a pencil thin line everyday………….between making it and breaking down………….
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😦 I can feel it.
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thank you for this compliment!
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Me too – beautiful post x
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thank you very much………..
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Great post. Between chronic pain and battling depression, I’ve found therapy has helped immensely. It’s a realization that we have to try not to be alone in our pain. That we must try to let others in, for love and support. 💛
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I am so thankful that you have found things that have helped ease your pain…….
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Oh Wendi you poured your heart out. So beautiful and I can feel the pain 💛
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……..coming from you, this means a lot to me. thank you!
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I loved it Wendi. Thank you 😊🌸
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you are always so kind.
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😊❤️
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I have so felt those Days Wendi.. But we get through them to have better days.. As we find joy in the moment of no pain at all.. ❤
Keep Strong!… ❤
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thank you so much for the encouragement Sue. i keep telling myself this daily with some days i find myself listening better than others.
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Hi Wendi.. In the beginning I was distraught.. I was active and it hit me like a ton of bricks.. But I sort out alternative medicine.. After the anti inflammatory drugs gave me stomach problems,. So I gave up medicines, ( again I will say which was right for me at the time.. So I am not saying give up your own treatments ) but seek alternatives to run along side.. Qi Gong.. Spring Forest Qi gong, helped me enormously .. Louse Hay, ‘ You can Heal your Life Book ‘ was another.. Mirror Work.. in her book helped.. as I had a low self esteem. Guilt issues from my childhood.. I also had counselling, Homeopathy, and Acupuncture.. I still have accupunture.. have been having it for nine years.. every month to six weeks.. Its my life saver.. And I joined a programme here in England called Expert Patients Programme which was set up by the NHS to help those with Chronic Illnesses… Which led me to the FMS Society.. which also helped me a lot.. To set myself small goals and achievable targets daily.. When the pain was bad..
I would at one time walk with a stick.. Now I walk all over.. garden.. and I am what I call 110% better than I was.. As I cleared out alot of the trauma within..
It is a long process.. Its not an over night miracle.. But I have gone from suffering really Bad Raynauds disease to it vanishing, To my FMS almost completely gone…..
When I allow stress to invade.. My symptons start to show up.. So I try to keep a clear mind and live in gratitude..
Not always so easy,, as we are Human with human emotions.. Which is why I try to avoid the negative.. As being empathetic I can find myself taking on others pain as well ..
So we have to come to really LOOK at ourselves, our body and our Mind to see just where we are..
So my heart is with you on your journey.. for it is one of Self Discovery..
Be well Wendi.. remember.. You my friend are WHOLE.. and We each can heal the parts that are torn.. ❤ xxx ❤
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Sue, there are no words that can thank you enough for proving me with all of this amazing information. I have already requested the books you suggested from my library and I am going to look into all of this. I do believe that a few of my issues may be exaggerated from trauma, something I am working through but as you know it is a huge process.
Thank you for caring enough to take time out of your busy day to write all of this down.
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My pleasure, and if you need to ask anything.. Please do.. I will do my best to help xx
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thank you so very much!
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This is beautiful, and such an accurate description Wendi. Blessings to you!
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thank you so much Terri!
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You worded that perfectly! I’m pretty much out of words it was so good. This is exactly how I think when I’m really fighting a flare… ~Kim
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thank you for this huge compliment Kim. i am so sorry that you experience all this mess too!
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Wendi, you are very welcome. We will get through this, sometimes, minute by minute… but we do get through!
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You are so very correct Kim!
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I can relate to your touching post.
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I am very sorry that you can relate………..
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Such is life…
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yes, but it still stinks!
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You bet it does
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Beautifully penned👏👏 stunning dear
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thank you for your kind words!
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You are welcome
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Amen, Sister!
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Very true! What I was just speaking on. Love this – chronic pain has helped me realize that things are about perspective. Things could be worse. 😌
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🙂 thank you Ana for your kind and insightful words……..God bless you!
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And you as well 😊🙏🏽
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🙂 thank you so very much!
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