Bumps In The Road In Healing
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Summary: Currently navigating mental quicksand, the author is struggling to achieve a flow state or articulate thoughts effectively. Implementing advanced healing strategies feels daunting amidst this ebb. Despite fatigue and despondency, I embrace this phase as crucial in my healing journey. Honouring rest and any presenting feelings, I await energy renewal and trust in ongoing healing processes.
I’ve hit a bit of mental quicksand. I’m struggling to get into any kind of flow state in my life at this moment. I am struggling to put my thoughts onto paper in a way that does them justice. I am struggling to implement the next level of my planned healing strategies in my healing journey. In the ebbs and flows of life, this is definitely an ebb.
Don’t get me wrong. This isn’t a ‘woe is me’ post. I’m not feeling defeated or depressed or hopeles sin anyway. It’s just getting the pedal to the metal isn’t coming so easily to me at this time. But I still want to honour this moment, this state, this flux, because it’s all part of the journey to healing. I am now being reminded of the quote by Audrey Kitching that I have often seen floating around the internet on healing platforms…

So, I guess, if this post is anything, it’s a reminder to myself to be gentle and present with where I am right now. I’m tired, so I need rest. I am feeling despondent and I’m letting that be okay. I know my energy will reawaken. I trust that. I know I am still healing. I am still tending to the habits and routines that I have established. But I am not taking on more just yet and I am not going to commit to anything beyond my current levels. In this moment, I am honouring the incubation that comes before the rebirth.

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Natalie is a blogger with Type 1 Diabetes. Natalie's special gifts are questioning the status quo and being a rebel. She is using these gifts to question medical 'knowledge' and find a true cure for Type 1 Diabetes.
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