Healing has to start somewhere
Cancer is a terrifying word, when I found out I had breast cancer back in June 2019, it quickly shifted my priorities. There was an immediate sense of motivation to focus on taking care of myself and knew It was time to make the changes I had deeply wanted to make for many years, yet I struggled to find the time or allow myself the space to honor those self-care principals, as a mum and mutable business owner I always put my needs last and took care of all the people around me first.
I was told “You just received the cancer card”, I knew It was a gift!
I wanted this out of my body however it had to happen, I was more than willing to do the work and make the changes necessary.
My journey began, and it’s been one massive ongoing stormy deep sea dive into a bottomless ocean of possibilities, immense growth combined with tumultuous challenges of self-discovery.
During the process pre and post-op, I kept an open dialogue with my kids to remove any fear or shame around being sick, normalizing the removal of a breast and talking possibly about any potential risks for future outcomes. Even though I knew I “totally got this!”
They continued to lovingly and comfort me with, “Don’t worry, Mum, you don’t need that now, it no longer serves you.
Both women and men are dealing more and more with positive cancer cells. I believe breast cancer is a combination of malignant DNA, environmental exposures, and more than anything, a stored emotional trauma that is suppressed and then stored in the body’s cells, which will become more and more acidic and pressurized. I WILL inevitably convert to DIS-EASE
INNER PRO- FOUND HEALING = ACTIVE LOOKING WITHIN.
My drive and passion to seek a deeper more authentic life is one I want to share with an audience to empower others to pursue their own inner self-love journey’s and begin to lead with self-worthy belief systems that elevates optimal health and true freedom.
To focus on truly loving ourselves first quantifiable benefits for all our children’s futures
ShAma shAma, Scosha