Tag: Lady Flava’s Thoughts
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H&W|Thursday Calm-Down Reflection
đ» How to Calm Your Mind, Body, and Spirit đ» Simply Flava | Thursday Calm-Down Reflection There are moments when the weight of anxiety or sadness quietly takes over â when the breath shortens, the thoughts race, and even sitting still feels uncomfortable. Thatâs when you need to pause. Breathe. And remember â you have the power…
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H&W|When Pain Management Targets the Nerves
Understanding Neurotomy: When Pain Management Targets the Nerves A patient called today asking about a neurotomy, and Iâll admit â I had to look it up myself. The word sounded familiar, but I wanted to be sure before answering. What I found was actually fascinating. A neurotomy is a procedure that involves cutting or disrupting…
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Life | Coming Home to My Peace
Coming Home to My Peace After a day of ringing phones, problem-solving, and pouring out care, I cross my threshold and exhale. My home is where the noise softens and my spirit remembers itself. Musty posts up at the window like a tiny security guard. Ghini shuffles close, offering that warm, wordless comfort only cats…
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Life|đ» Finding My Balance: Introvert, Extrovert, or Ambivert?
đ» Finding My Balance: Introvert, Extrovert, or Ambivert? After a full day of patient calls, voices, and movement, thereâs nothing I love more than coming home to the quiet of my own space. Some people might think that means Iâm an introvert â but the truth is, Iâve learned that I live somewhere in between. Introverts…
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Life|65|Reflections on Healing & Remembrance
đ» The Warmth They Leave Behind Simply Flava | Reflections on Healing & Remembrance Sometimes love doesnât disappear; it just changes shape. It becomes a blanket folded in a drawer, a photo glowing beneath a lamp, a tumbler on a shelf that still feels like a friendâs steady hand. When I pulled out Sherylâs Seahawks blanket…
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Life|H&W| The Safety of Healing
đ» The Safety of Healing â A Reflection for Sheryl Simply Flava | Health & Wellness Some people move through work as if they are clocking time. Then there are those rare souls, like Sheryl, who turn work into ministry. She once told a patient, âHold on, Iâll print your referral and fax it myself.â That…

