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Healing at the Bottom of a Dishpan – Part 2

Posted on August 24, 2014 by Terri Shannon-Renfro

Woman washing upDid I leave you hanging? Enough time has gone by that it’s like we’re in a new TV season and it’s time to resolve the cliff hanger. Well I’m sure I’m not that riveting in my blog posts (yet!) 😉 But I do want to continue my story.

So to catch you up from part 1, one lesson from Healing at the Bottom of a Dishpan was to choose empowerment rather than persecution. Instead of being a victim of a dishwasher fiasco, complete with shame, defeat and a scarcity viewpoint, I chose to get creative – avoiding the Drama Triangle and instead choosing to work in the mindset of Co-creator. But there was more! So this idea of being a Creator/Co-creator doesn’t end with the first creative choice. It flows and moves into more, much more in this case. Healing at the bottom of a dishpan, part 2!  Read more... (997 words, 1 image, estimated 3:59 mins reading time)

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Physician Heal Thyself! or “Thank you Brené Brown”

Posted on February 11, 2014 by Terri Shannon-Renfro

snifflesLessons in Vulnerability

What happens when a “healer” gets sick? Well I’m afraid in this is a lot like the understanding that doctors and nurses often are horrible patients! So much of my experience and learning over the past 20 years of my natural health training has been a lesson in practicing what I preach. Ouch! Shouldn’t wellness be automatic by now? Sadly no.  Read more... (773 words, 1 image, estimated 3:06 mins reading time)

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