NO TURNING BACK


The personal and intentional commitment to healing is a binding covenant with one’s self to be willing to take every action necessary to heal from a medical or emotional condition. Essential questions must be asked and answered prior to making commitment because once commitment is made, there is no turning back. How bad do you want to heal?

·        Question 1 - Is your identity tied to your medical or emotional condition? If you have not given thought to who you will be after you have healed you might first give thought to getting a divorce from your medical or emotional condition and detach who you are, your identity to yourself, from it. You must be able to detach your identity from your condition.

·        Question 2 – Can you see yourself healed? If you are unable to say yes, it means you have not spent time getting to know how you will feel about your life once healed. You must spend the time necessary working on knowing what one healed from your condition feels, senses, and knows. You must be able to say yes to the question.

·        Question 3 – Are you sick and tired of suffering the experience of your condition? You must without hesitation scream a resounding yes to this question. If you cannot, it means that you are in relationship with your condition the extent you do not want to detach from it or be free of it.

How bad do you want to heal? Do you want to heal bad enough to commit to your personal healing? If you are willing to do the necessary work to heal and commit to your healing, you can heal.

If you do not know how to heal or even know where to start, my colleagues or I can help you with that. We are trained and experienced in these matters. Our most significant quality that can serve your interests is that we have all healed from medical and emotional conditions, all of us.

If you are ready to heal, reach out for help. You have nothing to be ashamed of and you have everything to gain. Healing is not easy. It is hard work that can only come from your commitment to yourself to heal.

Take this action if you are tired of your suffering and you are ready to live a healed life. Reach out to @theportaltohealing by DM, email to healingwithoscarcrawford@gmail.com or phone +1 (480) 228 – 4654

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