Help for Christina
Christina has an incurable, progressive, painful condition that she spends the majority of her days and nights trying to manage … Although the isometric exercises and yoga she does—when her hyper mobile joints and chronic fatigue allow—do help, little by little EDS is claiming her ability to live a normal life. Already it is difficult for her to walk or to drive, hard to digest her food or to sleep, and challenging to play with her young nieces or to keep pace with friends her age. She now has trouble doing even simple things: opening the refrigerator, turning a door handle, reaching for items, holding her head up.
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How Coaching Works in My World
I agree with Ram Dass: “We're all just walking each other home.” I get that your path is unique.
I respect you. As coach, I am not going to tell you what to do. I bring humility to our experience. I consider you sovereign in your life. I am embodying sovereignty more and more in mine. It’s taking time and I like the sensation of going slowly and savoring the journey.
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Solstice Possibilities: My Fantasy of Safely Hosting Three People During COVID19
I’m longing to invite three people here for a Summer Solstice. Looking up current rules on sanantonio.gov to see what’s currently allowed. Doubtful that freestyle dance or solstice ceremony would qualify as “covered service.” There will be an update in two days, on June 4. Maybe inviting folks here for June 20 ceremony will sound more feasible under the new guidelines.
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