Group Share-apy Audio - Monday, Dec. 9th, 2024
What a great conversation this evening, I feel more human than when the zoom began. THANK YOU to all who attended. Below are a list of topics/book recommendations that were covered. There is a chance I'll have to reschedule the zoom for next Monday (the woo-woo one!) -- I'll know in the next few days. If that's the case, I'll post on here with a few options for alternative dates/times and whichever one the most amount of folks can do is that we'll schedule.
Here is the wonderful array of topics covered today:
Procrastinating and realizing it might come from your fear of being in trouble (this theory punched me in the face, thanks Jessica!)
How to make the decision to put your dog down (if anyone has any insight, please sound off in the comments!)
Ending a relationship in a triggered emotional state
Making big steps to protect yourself against an abusive family
The sadness that sinks in realizing/remembering you don't like your family
The trauma of experiencing a miscarriage and doing your best not to catastrophize your current, new pregnancy
Talking to your fear as it arises to give it less of a hold over you
Thinking you were in a relationship to find that your perceived partner had a different idea
Radical acceptance and how it can set you free, especially in the more emotionally charged moments in life
How do you know you're living in the now?
Reinventing yourself
Having an authentic presence
Realizing what your coping behaviors are
BOOK REC: My Inward Journey by Lorraine Picker
The Silva Method - exercises in developing your psychic abilities
Comments (2)
For the first person in limbo with their dog… I was in this position in February. Bandana, my adventure dog, about 10 year old black lab mix. Happy til the end, loving til the end. Survived cancer, surgery, only for it to come back more aggressive. She was always a good lover and never lost her appetite. At the end her body became so swollen she could barely get up, the last month or so my partner and I carried her up and down the stairs. The day I decided it was time to say goodbye was the first day she couldn’t go to the bathroom by herself. Couldn’t lift her body back up. We wrestled with the decision for months and my partner was too close to her to make the call and asked me to. Putting her down was the worst, I’m bawling just thinking about how much I wish she hadn’t got sick again. But as for when… I’m glad we did it when we did. Dogs hide their pain well but when it got to the point where she seemed to be straining to be ok for us, we knew her body was done.
Hi Krystyna! If there’s anyway when you reschedule the woo-woo episode coyld go for a little earlier than 8pm your time? Appreciate it’s tricky to accommodate for all but thought I’d ask 🙏🏻🔮