How can understanding the concept of personhood and the core truths of the human person enrich our lives? The lovely Dr. Helena Orellana is here to give us a peek inside how therapists help their clients, and to teach us how becoming more known to ourselves can help us stay afloat and keep our eyes on the horizon during tough times.
As I lay in bed trying to sleep, I see these women stepping alongside me, holding me up by my elbows, wooden beams reinforcing me as I keep stepping forward. They are Jesus and Mary’s hands and feet and heart to me, ensuring survival in great trial.
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Although we often have snacks on the go, sometimes in carseats and other times picnic-style, when we are home, we aim to sit down together at the child-sized table for fifteenish minutes of nourishing food and togetherness between meals. When I create a space for an intentional slowing down and incorporating beautiful touches into our snack time, I see it as a deep inhale during our day which grounds us then fills up for the next round of “exhaling” activity.
A gentle voice within keeps encouraging me to share our baby, this journey, here. Even though many may not relate, perhaps sharing my experience may help one woman who may be in a similar place of excruciating waiting.