SEARCHING FOR TRUE AND COMPLETE HEALING FOR TYPE 1 DIABETES
Do you ever feel completely drained, even after a full night’s sleep? Maybe you’ve noticed extra weight around your belly, a rounder face, or mood swings that seem to appear out of nowhere. If this sounds familiar, your body might be signalling something about cortisol — the hormone we often think of as “stress,” but that is really far more nuanced.
Today, I want to share insights from the first book featured in HealingT1D’s book club: The Wisdom Of Your
Self-compassion. Urgh. A topic like this is one that I steered away from for many years. I had the attitude that self-compassion was the route to self-destruction because, after all, if I’m being kind to myself, I’ll
I’m taking a moment just now to be reflective, be still and at peace. I am pausing to take notice of where I am now. To notice just how far I’ve come. I think it becomes really easy on a healing
I’m calling myself out! You see, when I wrote my post on ‘High Blood Pressure’, I said that I was going to start resting properly. I promise I did start doing that. I was doing my good solid 30 minutes of re-lax-ation.
When I pictured healing from Type 1 Diabetes, I saw this wonderful image of me gorgeously improving in all areas of my life and flowing towards this wholeness that was natural and at peace. I thought the
I have been fascinated by skin for a long time. My skin has been the main battleground for my Type 1 Diabetes, receiving probably in excess of 50,000 injections over the years. It has carried the bruises, it has always
I spoke in my post here about my hypertension diagnosis. My doctor then advised me to walk every day. This has now become a part of my daily life. Dr Andrew Weil , author of many books – including ‘Spontaneous Healing’