I cried for over two months straight with almost no break but mine was because my body was super stressed and the crying was how my body was trying to get rid of the stress
Mine ties in with your water too…I found out that our tap water was literally killing me so by drinking water and using water, I was destroying my body
Many years ago, there was a day i pulled over to the side of the road and cried. Fast forward, a few years later,I realized something inside of me went numb and I couldn’t cry.. That’s what brought me to investigate emotional release outlets.
Hearing you confess to 58 straight days of crying will ultimately be healing for me once I process it. Also your advice on how to mitigate it. It has been called to my attention I’m not drinking enough water and I already have a mini-tramp which I’ve not been using tho I’m quite aware of its benefits. I need to get on both those issues with alacrity. I’m still in the middle of daily crying from acute grief since getting the phone call Sept 28 that my husband’s body had been found in his apartment over 48 hours after he’d died. I’d actually broken up with him June 7 after a profound betrayal and then my Mom had a second stroke July 7 and I’d gone all that time through all that stress without crying. Nearly four months. And I’m known as a crier. I’ve been blogging about the whole ordeal but there are things that still feel too raw or too TMI to share and that feeling was confirmed when I learned that some of what I did share had intensified the grief for one of his brothers. So one of the things I have to work out is how to balance the truth of my story against the pain that truth may cause others I care about. Especially since truth-avoidance was at the core of the issues that broke my marriage and in essence led to his death.
FREE 3-Day Break Through Resistance Training for Writers
In this FREE training you will learn: 1) Three key steps to break through writer's block 2) How to embrace the unknown with certainty and ease 3) How to relieve anxiety and be unstoppable as a writer
Would you like to schedule an exclusive 1-on-1 coaching consultation with Dawn?
I am here with you Dawn.
That’s awesome Dawn!
Yes, your mother calling
https://www.amazon.com/Write-Your-True-Story-Creativity-ebook/dp/B07FZJYKJY/ref=sr_1_3?dchild=1&keywords=write+your+true+story&qid=1605734603&sr=8-3
loquacious
I got it.
I want to be in your 2021 group.
Which free webinar are you referring to
Another Wave of CRAZY….
WOW AMAZING ABOUT your thyroid.
I cried for over two months straight with almost no break but mine was because my body was super stressed and the crying was how my body was trying to get rid of the stress
I want to read How to CRY
Distant LOVE
Mine ties in with your water too…I found out that our tap water was literally killing me so by drinking water and using water, I was destroying my body
The Grief of Downsizing and moving.
on my way to freedom and joy
Crash Landings
Many years ago, there was a day i pulled over to the side of the road and cried. Fast forward, a few years later,I realized something inside of me went numb and I couldn’t cry.. That’s what brought me to investigate emotional release outlets.
Pandemic blues are real. How I found my way out
Which trampoline? I told my daughter I want one yesterday.
I am publishing right now a chapbook (40 pgs) of humour columns I wrote 20 years ago
How do we get the water glass that lights up?
Spark your STAR with Spark 3
Water bottle that lights up to tell you to drink water tiny.cc/29z4tz
Trampoline tiny.cc/79z4tz
https://event.webinarjam.com/register/1/qrp9ni6
More books
write more
I will write more
next one
write a second one
time for dinner:)
Call your book 58 days of Crying –
Subtitle The Gift.
Hearing you confess to 58 straight days of crying will ultimately be healing for me once I process it. Also your advice on how to mitigate it. It has been called to my attention I’m not drinking enough water and I already have a mini-tramp which I’ve not been using tho I’m quite aware of its benefits. I need to get on both those issues with alacrity. I’m still in the middle of daily crying from acute grief since getting the phone call Sept 28 that my husband’s body had been found in his apartment over 48 hours after he’d died. I’d actually broken up with him June 7 after a profound betrayal and then my Mom had a second stroke July 7 and I’d gone all that time through all that stress without crying. Nearly four months. And I’m known as a crier. I’ve been blogging about the whole ordeal but there are things that still feel too raw or too TMI to share and that feeling was confirmed when I learned that some of what I did share had intensified the grief for one of his brothers. So one of the things I have to work out is how to balance the truth of my story against the pain that truth may cause others I care about. Especially since truth-avoidance was at the core of the issues that broke my marriage and in essence led to his death.