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“Be Yourself. Everyone Else is Taken”
I’ve been struggling lately — wondering who I am, what IS my purpose, what’s next for me. A number of life’s events converged to bring about this past year of diffusion. I was knocked flat for nine months by a … Continue reading
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Tagged coaching, diffusion, ego identity, healing, health, life coaching, self-care, self-help
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Baby Steps my A**
I’ve given up referring to “baby steps” as something “small”. Picture this: A toddler-in-training, pulling herself up on the legs of a coffee table. Phew. Wow, that was hard. Taking a step while holding on. Venturing to let one hand … Continue reading
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Tagged baby steps, chronic hepatitis c, chronic illness, coaching, confidence, courage, healing, hepatitis C treatment, hiking, illness, resilence, self-care, self-healing, self-help
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New Normal?
Are you noticing the catch phrase “new normal”? Governors Cuomo (NY) and Christie (NJ) are using “new normal” in the aftermath of destructive tropical storm Sandy. There’s a TV show this season called The New Normal (I haven’t seen it … Continue reading
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Tagged acceptance, climate change, coaching, conscious healing, lexicon, life coaching, new normal, self-care, self-help, wellness
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It’s Never Too Late to Dance [and sing and paint]!
My friend Donna, who is 50-something, is taking ballet lessons for the very first time. She wanted to dance as a child, but her parents couldn’t afford lessons. She enrolled in a beginner’s class for teens and adults and is … Continue reading
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Taking a Break from Facebook
My husband and I spent a relaxing week in Maine. We visited a lighthouse, walked on a beautiful beach, went whale watching, road bikes, paddled around a salt marsh, hiked a trail, rested, reconnected and ate lobster! I chose an … Continue reading
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Tagged Facebook, life coach, life coaching, Maine, self-healing, unplug, vacation, wellness
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Meditation and Receiving Love
I have passed through one of the most difficult periods of my life. I questioned the purpose of my life and what it really means to love and be loved. I surrendered to being in a chrysalis of rest and … Continue reading
Chrysalis State of Being
I’ve been thinking about butterflies. A friend suggested that I reflect on transmutation from her observation of the changes she is seeing in me. When I asked her to say more, she responded ‘like a butterfly’. A few days later … Continue reading
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The Arugula Diet
I awakened in a crabby mood this morning. No particular reason. I espouse daily gratitude, but sometimes I’m just NOT grateful. I’ve learned that if I go with the flow and ‘bitch’ for a little while, I’ll come out the … Continue reading
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Tagged arugula, chronic illness, diet, diet books, exercise, illness recovery, life coach, personal coaching, self-care
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HAIR
When I was in 4th Grade, my mother was ashamed of me. I had gotten chubby and nothing in the girl’s section of the local department store fit me. The sales lady sniggered and insisted that the only clothes that … Continue reading
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Tagged 1960s, alopecia, drug side effects, hair, HCV, hepatitis C treatment, Interferon
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Never Give Up*
“Life is what happens to you while you’re busy making other plans….Before you go to sleep say a little prayer; every day in every way it’s getting better and better.”– John Lennon lyrics from Beautiful Boy (Darling Boy) Some of … Continue reading