Tag: Healing
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H&W|Trauma Healing
Sometimes what we’re feeling today… didn’t start today. Old experiences can quietly follow us— showing up in our emotions, our bodies, and how we move through life. But healing is possible. Step by step. Day by day. You begin to understand yourself differently… and slowly, things start to shift. You are not broken. You are…
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H&W|Sciatica & Spinal Stenosis
It’s not just “back pain.” It’s that ache that won’t let up… that nerve that shoots down your leg… that moment when standing hurts—but sitting isn’t much better. Sciatica and spinal stenosis are more common than we talk about—especially as we age. Let’s break down what’s really going on in your body… and how to…
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H&W|Emotional Pain Trapped in the Body
Have you ever felt pain in your body… that you know didn’t just come from your body? Tight hips. Stiffness that won’t fully go away. Emotions that show up when you least expect them… What if your body is holding on to more than you realize? 🌿 This one is about the connection between emotional…
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Tower Window Wildlife with Lady Flava|Vol.6
Not my strongest morning… but my tower crew still showed up. Roscoe was on watch… Chip was running late… and life kept moving. Some days aren’t about doing more… they’re about noticing what’s still here. 🌿
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H&W|What Does Happiness Really Feel Like?
What does happiness really feel like? Many of us move through life close to happiness but unsure how to fully allow ourselves to experience it. In this Health & Wellness reflection, I share how happiness often lives in the small moments—gratitude, safety, laughter, memories, and letting down the walls we once built to protect ourselves.…
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H&W|Vulnerability
Vulnerability isn’t weakness — it’s courage. When we feel safe enough to share honestly, it can strengthen relationships, shift our perspective, and help us move forward with clarity.
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A Taste of Flava|End of Week Reflection
Sometimes life shifts quietly. A snowy drive into the city, a meaningful conversation with my doctor, and the decision to step into a new way of working reminded me that change doesn’t always arrive with noise. Sometimes it falls gently—like snow covering the ground overnight—until you wake up and realize a new chapter has begun.

