Welcome back to another episode of Black Girl Healing. Last week I spoke on dream chasing and going after the things that make me happy. This episode I update ya'll on how thats going so far, and how I'm trying my best not to judge myself too harshly. I hope you all enjoy the episode.

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Welcome back to another episode of BGH. This we I am back with why chasing my dreams is so imperative to my healing journey. And what gift and talents I have rediscovered and am learning how to make them a dream come true, for me and my family.

What dreams have you forgotten about, let go of, or simply gave up on? This week I implore you to investigate those forgotten gifts, and put down talents and dare to dream again.

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Hello and welcome back to the Black Girl healing Podcast. This episode I decided to do a short story time on when my Primary Care Physician tried to put me on Antidepressants. It was very jarring at first and made me feel a way.

However, this is a journey, and I'm just glad that I have you all to share it with.

I hope you all enjoy this episode and sound off in the comments: If you've even been placed on meds and how it made you feel about you. Did it help you in your opinion, or did it make things worse mentally, physically and emotionally?

What else did you try instead of meds?

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Welcome back again lovelies to the Black Girl Healing Podcast. This episode is about breaking, healing and healing properly the places in life that were broken.

Welcome back everyone to the Black Girl Healing Podcast. In this episode, I wanted to touch on the fact that I've healed enough to know that I have gotten lost along the way to being a wife, mom, employee, sister, podcaster and so on. But, growing is learning that it is super important to be kind to myself and give more energy into being a good person, And most importantly getting to know myself and show up for me in ways that matter. Remember take what you need and leave what you don't and be the dopest version of you everyday. i appreciate ya'll so much thank you for liking the pod, sharing it, and leaving a review. See you all on the next one, Peace ✌️

Hey Healing people, I hope you all are having a dope week. This is a mini update about my relationship with my mom, and how I've grown and broken generational behaviors and traumas in my family. I hope you guys stay a while, and leave a review while you're at it.

This episode is about what the language of fear is, how is passed down, and how it affects us. This is my take on what the author Mark Wolyn chapter about personal fear language is and means. Be sure to check out the book: It Didn't Begin w You. Lots of gems and I hope to have more episodes in the future on it.

This episode was originally called: Hurt people, Hurt people. However, after a dope response from my ig follower made change it to Unhealed People, Hurt people. This isn't just centered on hurt, but on the choices people make when they decide to hurt someone. Something that I've learned on this journey is that everything we do in life is a choice. I choose to make this podcast. I choose not to be bound by the past anymore. I choose to be free. I choose to be the best version of myself in every facet of my life. While choosing to heal me, I know that there are people who haven't got there yet, and thats okay. One step at a time, one choice at a time, and and one day at a time. Enjoy the episode and I hope to you come back. See you on the next episode, Peace.

For reference: Psalms: 4:8, Matthew 11:28

Hello Healing Honeys and welcome back to the Black Girl Healing Podcast. Where we are healing and being the best and better versions of ourselves. This episode is about the how I was able to truly forgive my offenders and allow God to heal my heart. Remember my way may not be your way, but it is an example of a possible path. Hold on to hope and enjoy this episode see you guys on the next one. 

Peace.

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