Everyday I am Grateful for Amazing Health Some days you wake up with perfect health and it is Heaven.  When everything is working, no part of you is injured, and you’ve slept like a baby…. oh what a feeling!  Not all days are this way for me, but I am aware of the Amazing Power of my Thoughts, so I make certain to say Thank You to Source/God/WhatHaveYou for the Health I do have each day, knowing that it is a gift through which I am able to enjoy the day. It’s crazy… if one little part of you isn’t working, it can be awfully hard to enjoy life! I bumped my head the other day getting into the car while checking voicemail instead of being mindful in the moment, and since then it’s been less than optimal… noise sensitive, ringing in my ears, not quite myself.  Sometimes it’s a twisted ankle, torn shoulder, sore toe, cut thumb, or maybe arrhythmia, insomnia, sickness or disease… but those beautiful days when everything is working harmoniously throughout and you feel great – that’s what I’m wildly thankful for this season and am envisioning even more of in my life. In my first draft I wrote, “All I want for Christmas is Amazing Health.”  Then I noticed, that creates a lack of it by the very statement!  Ah-hah… I’m reprogramming, it’s fun!, and as always, I invite you to join me.

Earlier this week I had my first tea guest in my new space!
I recently renovated my downstairs to create a two-room suite for myself & my business.  I realized how much having my own beautiful space is important to my well-being, set the intention to have such a space, and watched the magic unfold!

For me, this was an act of self-care.  In the past, I made sure everyone else had their needs met first.  Now I try to make sure my own needs are met, then take care of those around me.  I recharge in the quiet of my own space.  Our house is not large, so I had lots of thoughts about “I can’t” and “it’s not possible,” but sure enough, I got my little miracle, and don’t you just love miracles!?!  I do.

So I invited a friend for tea in my new beautiful space, and our conversation came round to my health journey.  I shared about Thermography and balancing hormones and, just then I noticed, she was tearing up.  Pretty soon she was crying and sharing that she too had felt breast pain, among other symptoms, for two years, and not sure what to do next.  She had felt strongly that another mammogram was not the answer, but she didn’t know where to turn…

We had a beautiful talk and I knew – I am making a difference, enough of a difference, by helping in small, medium, large, and unknown ways. We all are – by following our hearts, shining our light, taking steps in a positive direction, and mostly by being brave to do the things we feel called to do.