Yes, mistress. I will do as you say. Actually, I have been doing so. All of the above.
What I haven't been doing is getting enough rest. Work has been busy and I've been supporting those who have been afflicted through me (this stuff is definitely contagious and has a five day incubation period). Not even will I get rest on the weekend, because I've got to go up to Seattle and sort through far too many objects and papers.
Phone tag and energy workwayfarer_atlasMarch 9 2007, 01:42:38 UTC
Yep. Finally, the two of us got to actually talk to each other instead of our respective voice mail systems.
If I confirm that I'm no longer a danger to others in close proximity, I would indeed be curious and thankful for some energy work. I'll know more tomorrow.
Remember to reach out when you're sick -- there's several of us (as you can see from the posts) clearly more than willing to do energy work with you or on your behalf -- and it makes the crud easier to deal with.
Again, Bright Blessings on you and yours -- and Grand Adventure for mum.
But I'm a lone wolf...wayfarer_atlasMarch 9 2007, 01:46:31 UTC
Thank you.
I used to be so bad about reaching out to others... I still don't often think of asking for help even if I clearly need it. Strange, because I try to be so aware of what others need and offer what I can in whatever form of help I possess, yet I can't always see that need within myself.
When I'm up in Seattle this weekend, I'll see if I can get together with you. It's been quite a while since our last face-to-face...
Re: But I'm a lone wolf...twilight2000March 9 2007, 14:01:14 UTC
The mark of a medic, my friend. It's the same thing I used to do to myself all the time. I finally figured out that if you're not healthy, you can't do a damn thing for anyone else :>. Even a lone wolf needs the occasional external ministration...
It's still hard to reach out to others when you're the one who's used to doing the fixing -- in part, I'm always afraid I'm going to scare or bowl over the ones I reach out to because they're not used to seeing me falling apart. And while, with some folks, that's a valid concern, finding others who are fixers or healers like yourself makes it easier to reach out. We don't tend to freak out when one of our own needs help :>. Like psychologists need their own therapy session, fixers and healers need to reach out to others to help them get through on occasion.
And look me up if you find some open moments -- I'm not working weekends anymore (there's a soccer game, but otherwise...:>)
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And you were going through a lot on top of that.
I hope you're feeling much better and the trend continues.
*warm hugs from afar* You poor dear.
Drink lots of water and juice and tea and stuff to get that system all hydrated! *hugs hugs hugs*
-Angela
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What I haven't been doing is getting enough rest. Work has been busy and I've been supporting those who have been afflicted through me (this stuff is definitely contagious and has a five day incubation period). Not even will I get rest on the weekend, because I've got to go up to Seattle and sort through far too many objects and papers.
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I think Mr. Darcy left you a voicemail somewhere in there.
Energy work on your behalf is available if you want it. I'm glad the mega-crud is passing.
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If I confirm that I'm no longer a danger to others in close proximity, I would indeed be curious and thankful for some energy work. I'll know more tomorrow.
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Again, Bright Blessings on you and yours -- and Grand Adventure for mum.
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I used to be so bad about reaching out to others... I still don't often think of asking for help even if I clearly need it. Strange, because I try to be so aware of what others need and offer what I can in whatever form of help I possess, yet I can't always see that need within myself.
When I'm up in Seattle this weekend, I'll see if I can get together with you. It's been quite a while since our last face-to-face...
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It's still hard to reach out to others when you're the one who's used to doing the fixing -- in part, I'm always afraid I'm going to scare or bowl over the ones I reach out to because they're not used to seeing me falling apart. And while, with some folks, that's a valid concern, finding others who are fixers or healers like yourself makes it easier to reach out. We don't tend to freak out when one of our own needs help :>. Like psychologists need their own therapy session, fixers and healers need to reach out to others to help them get through on occasion.
And look me up if you find some open moments -- I'm not working weekends anymore (there's a soccer game, but otherwise...:>)
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