I am here to bring you a powerful message: a message of healing, a message of life. Right now you may feel overwhelmed by the challenges facing you. Fears get magnified, priorities get revaluated. Many of us are confronted for the very first time with our own mortality. Healing becomes the magic word. Where do we go from here?
There is a place within you that disease cannot touch, a place where you are whole and radiant with health. This is the sacred place within you where the power of Spirit, the Divine, resides. This power within can transform your life. Attune yourself to it by quieting your mind. Become receptive to its guidance by letting it speak through your intuition.
As you connect with this power you will come to understand that your physical self undergoing a disease experience is only one side of you. Your spirit, the very essence of your being, is whole; healthy, intact.
It is this power in you that will give you strength to overcome your difficulties one step at a time, to let go of preconceived ideas about your health. It will give you the courage to look at your life, heal the wounds of your past, forgive yourself and others, and let go of the anger, resentments and regrets.
It is this power in you that will help you accept yourself totally as you are: your wonderful, creative self, expressed through the gifts you bring to the world, and the limitations of your humanness.
When doubts and worries overwhelm you and trouble your heart, that power within will comfort you, giving you the ability to let go and be free in the moment.
Your focus will shift to the fullness of life; you may rediscover joys lost in the hectic process of everyday living and become grateful for all you have taken for granted.
All it requires are the two most powerful tools in the universe…willingness and belief:
Willingness and belief.
Tullia Forlani Kidde
I heard this one day last year and it resonated with me to my core. I felt it so deeply, like it was speaking directly to me. I was left in tears. I printed it and taped it to my bathroom mirror so I see it every day. “There is a place within you that disease cannot touch,” has become a mantra for me.
There are so many variables that construct our identities. After so much loss during this recovery, I have struggled with my identity and oftentimes feel consumed by my injury. I haven’t felt like myself for 28 months now and feel very lost at times. It has been so long that I don’t even know what “normal” feels like anymore.
I have been told to accept that this is my new normal and that I may not get much better than this. I have also been told that there is hope of more improvement. There are so many unknowns. My faith has been tested. There are no guarantees and letting go of the process and preconceived ideas about my recovery is something that I still struggle with.
While my spirit feels broken at times, I hold on to the hope that deep within me somewhere I am radiant with health. Having this as a reminder is something I deeply hold onto.
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hang in there sweetie,know you are loved by many,prayed for bymany,and hopefully will move forward and regain your joy, no matter the outcome!!!!!!!you will always have a vast audience that cares and lovesyou. work hard to get your joy back,you can do it!!!!!!!!!!!jp emilys aunt.follow her and smile at the little things!!!!!!!
Proverbs3:5~Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding. This is what helps me get through hard times. Maybe it can be of some solace to you. Love you so much💕💕💕💕💕💕
Thank you for sharing your story! I am 28 months post concussion from being hit by a drunk driver in a ‘minor’ car accident. I relate to your story so much! I feel the shame and heart ache, the new normal is so hard to accept…I don’t know what to think or feel…
Thanks for reading and for sharing your thoughts. I am sorry to hear about your accident. Know that you are stronger than you may think! I’m going to email you.