Shannon and her daughter experience healing!!! Chronic GI issues, neurological decline and disc herniation!

Pota recovers from DKA- Diabetic ketoacidosis and kidney failure in her 70's!

Daughter Argie finds her mother in distress with elevated blood sugar. Learn of their experience with the hospital and the work they did to help her mother recover!

Megan heals from POTS and Long Haul COVID at 20 years of age!

Living life disabled at 19, unsure of her future, Megan meets Kimberly Miller at Healing with Excellence to get her life back!  Click here for more information about POTS: https://www.healingwithexcellence.com/pots [https://www.healingwithexcellence.com/pots]  Click here to learn about Long Haul Covid and Chronic EBV: https://www.healingwithexcellence.com/longhaul [https://www.healingwithexcellence.com/longhaul] Email info@healingwithexcellence.com for more details.

Shannon and her daughter experience healing!!! Chronic GI issues, neurological decline and disc herniation!

Shannon shares her story how she connected with Kimberly Miller at Healing with Excellence to help with her daughter's chronic constipation and cyclical vomiting. Years later Shannon suffered her own neurological decline and severe back pain!  She heals all and becomes a holistic health advocate teaching others how to prevent chronic disease!!!  Contact Shannon at holistichealth.shannon@gmail.com  Reach out to Kimberly at info@healingwithexcellence.com

Be Connected- Podcast with Brian and Erica McKay- Heal your Communication with Your Spouse

Learn how to improve communication and connection with your spouse. This helps bring more peace, intimacy and healing!  Click here to follow their Facebook page [https://www.facebook.com/beconnectedrelationshipcoaching] From Brian:  [https://www.facebook.com/mckay.brian84/posts/pfbid02gMhRKAxprtcG1JegqJdYUnyb9EHDqMHWJBj63snBfhiMY219kNtwiNN9ahtpovnrl?rdid=DGK2yfxXFbfQFjU4] 5 ways couples drift apart without even realizing it.  1. More logistics than laughter.  2. Less touch, less play.  3.Talking but not really listening.  4. Avoiding hard conversations.  5. Living parallel lives under one roof.  Which one feels the most familiar in your marriage?  From Erica [https://www.facebook.com/beconnectederica/posts/pfbid02zxurBwFh1fVib8Pgvz6kYU4iVfhAPB1YV8vBvbr88Ngrzc2hMoqxAUpK3XqJam5vl?rdid=QPBoy3N1qbP673We]: “I shouldn’t have to tell them what I need. They should just know…” This is one of the biggest traps couples fall into. It’s easy to believe that if your partner really knew you, they would just know what you need, but expecting them to read your mind only leads to frustration and disappointment. When needs aren’t spoken, they don’t just disappear. They sit under the surface, turning into resentment, and resentment will slowly erode your connection. Part of the problem is perspective. What feels obvious to you might not even cross your partner’s mind. That’s not a lack of love, it’s a lack of clarity. Healthy couples don’t leave their needs to chance. They talk about them openly. Not as demands, but as invitations to be understood. When you voice what you need, you give your partner the chance to actually show up for you. That’s how you build a relationship where both people feel seen, supported, and understood.  Visit www.healingwithexcellence.com for additional support with your vitality!

Dawn Wever, LMHC shares her experience with the tragic loss of her daughter.

Links to purchase Hannah's Books https://amzn.to/46DrjJ9  [https://amzn.to/46DrjJ9 ] Dawn's website https://dawnweverlmhc.com/ [https://dawnweverlmhc.com/]  Dawn's post on Facebook that was the catalyst for this podcast:  This is what it’s like to live inside traumatic grief. This is my attempt to describe the indescribable. A record of consciousness under traumatic grief. One of the toughest side effects of Hannah’s death is the requirement of continued participation in the world. The violence of function after catastrophic loss. To continue to live when it’s too painful. To reestablish and invest in a new life without her in it. It’s like trying to walk on broken legs every day with the expectation to “just keep moving.” A critical, cultural engrained narrative. The mind turns off due to the intensity of the pain. It’s like living Life as an amnesiac without recall from one day to the next. An Etch a sketch erasure every night of everything. Each day like the day before. Groundhog Day. Perhaps a merciful state and not a flaw. Divinely designed. Defense mechanism. A definitive before and after occurred. I am someone else that I don’t recognize. And I am the same. The paradox of continuity and rupture. I no longer know myself. The internal geography shifted significantly. I have no coordinates. I am not sure that I recognize the world either. It seems strange now. But it hasn’t changed. Like I’m in a cage but I don’t want to come out. I’m out at the same time. The cage is in the mind. I cannot open it this time. Too heavy. Too much. Not enough. Learned helplessness? Defeatist? No longer resilient? Inherently resilient. Self evident. A cataclysmic, seismic event. Replaced by another mind, a brain that operates under a new system. The world is always a stage. Perhaps I am just no longer part of the performance. And I am as well. There is a duality of presence and absence. A dialectic. Ambivalence. However, not myself. Anew. Transfixed. Disenchanted. Capricious. Mercurial. Still. Unchanging. Annihilated. Gone. Here. My traumatic grief. My stream of consciousness this evening.~d.