Coping

Where Forging Forgiveness Comes From

I was in a place, " a hopeless place, and I found a love." Thank you Rihanna for that happy dance song. Not sure what meaning she has for the lyrics, and I'm always rewriting their lyrics anyway.  When you can't forgive, when you can't let it go, there is a way! You can get to forgiveness so you can "go on and live your life." You can do it, I'm proof that it CAN be done!  No matter what dark valley you're walking through, or maybe it's the black freaking forest. Whatever, you can come through!

A New Way for Forgive: Forging Forgiveness

Forging Forgiveness is going on to live your life without the effects of any type of past abuse, abuse no longer allowed.  After removing yourself from abuse and maintaining healthy, immaculate boundaries, STAND and create a life where the effects of past abuse no longer affect you. Stand. Stand! STAND!  Big NOTE: For everyone who is not a Christian, don't get all offended, I don't consider myself a Christian, and I'm not an asshole. So avoid putting meaning to nothing. What it means is that Christianity has made a lot of people in this world better people, bc maybe they wouldn't have found your belief system. They found Christianity instead, and anything that makes anyone a more loving and kind human being, well, we can all be happy for that!

Coping

More questions I would like to have asked. Coping tools, grief models and toning the vagus nerve!  Get a free Ayurveda Dailys pdf on my website and connect with my FB group, you true with danae https://www.danaendelaney.com/ [https://www.danaendelaney.com/] or connect with me in other way.  Here's my https://linktr.ee/danaendelaney [https://linktr.ee/danaendelaney]

Confrontation, Cognitive Dissonance and Coping

Three C's that marked the beginning of my journey to come through. You CAN move through, YOU TRUE!

A Support Review, Advocates & A Little Bit for Healthcare Professionals

All about what I would like someone to ask me about scapegoating, Part 3. My Support & Advocate Review. You can do one for you. It's a top five life affirming look back on all the people in your life who were there, big and small, during difficult times. Write it down, close your eyes and remember them, the way they smiled, they way they looked at you or tilted their head. This could be a family member, a teacher, a friend, a colleague, a boss. Remember their care and consideration of you because they gave you the blueprint for how to come through the scapegoating experience and any grief or loss associated with it. Last, a little bit for healthcare professionals, a thank you, and what it feels like to be in the scapegoat experience, before you know what's going on.    https://linktr.ee/danaendelaney [https://linktr.ee/danaendelaney] Photo on Unsplash by Shalom de Leon.