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Birth Date: Sat, Feb 15 1958

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Roslyn Heights New York, United States (map)

I am: Single & Dating

Schools: Suny at Farmingdale College; Long Island University

Jobs: marketing company; now physically challenged

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to return to active society from being a recluse for over 10 years
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Thu, Aug 28 09:52 PM

Forging Forward!

 My inner voice has always been 100% on the money with me.  Why I don't always follow what it says, I never will know.  I guess it's my way of being stubborn, defiant, and yes, even spoiled!  What do these actions get me?  Unhappy, sad, angry, bitter, oh the list goes on and on.  I realize I'm just hurting myself, no one else.  If I want to succeed in anything in my life, I must take hold of the reins instead of allowing that "horse" to run a muck, wild, and bucking all over the place.  Realization is some thing, isn't it?  Time for me to scream, 'WHOA! Slow the heck down!  Time to take be control of MY life!"  I recall being a child with great convictions.  If something didn't feel "just right' I would strongly and confidently say "No!"  If I was being forced to withstand something I did not like I would become more defiant, indignant, and loudly scream, "NO!" I would shout at the top of my little lungs if I had to.  It saved me in many ways.  I must get her back, I must conquer my weaknesses, and I will!  Thank you, Inner Voice for always being there.  Again I SMILE!

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Enufsenuf Enufsenuf:

Cheers Inner Voice

Good day!!!

 

Yes, I have been stubborn and ignorant of my inner voice and it has gotten me NOwhere...

Your inner voice will get noticed the more you acknowledge it's existence everyday.

Well done and keep forging forward.

DrDebbie DrDebbie:

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Annette,

 

One of the tools that I have learned and use almost everyday is EFT (Emotional Freedom Technique).

 

This link takes you to a page where there are 2 audios to listen to while doing the EFT session on change.

 

They are amazing...if you have any questions you are certainly welcome to email me.

 

At first EFT can seem kind of silly, but when you begin to feel the shifts you will be amazed...I know I am every time.

 

 

The link: 

 

Brad Yates Change Tapping - http://www.bradyates.net/page41.html

 

 

I'm so proud of you for being here. My best to you, Dr. Debbie