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What are the things everyone does because it’s “what you do”. Where did you learn about these things, when did you first realize you were complying with a social construct and how did it happen. What choices did you make without realizing it was a choice? What other choices did it force as part of the initial action - unconscious or forced. Would you have chosen something else if you'd known what was happening?
Common paths people take, social norms can lead you down a path without understanding what
has happened.
What are the "things everyone does". Where did you learn about these things, when
did you first realize you were complying with a social construct and how did it happen.
What choices did you make without realizing it was a choice. What other choices did it
force as part of the initial action - unconscious or forced. Would you have chosen
something else if you'd known what was happening.
We have commercials, social media, advertisements on road and nearly everywhere
Goal is to influence you: The influence will either be fear or trust. to get money,
to the gain of the company/organization vs benefiting you as an individual
improving your life and your ability to live the life of your desire.
Health care: Allopathic approach vs holistic approach, a combination of the two,
none at all
Have you explored your options for the particular life choice you are coming to make?
Pregnancy, birth, BF
Self- care health
iii. Foods and products
Physician vs naturopath, chiro, acupunture/Chinese medicine,
ayurvadic,
Example: As a former peds RN, I cared for babies and children in the hospital. I saw the way their care was determined. Tests, Drugs and surgery. A fine and lifesaving ability when it is the best choice.
I moved from in hospital care to visiting nurse/ homecare. During the time, I was exposed to chiropractic and nutrition. I knew only that there was medicine. Now I had seen there was something more.
Baby sent home to die/baby with genetic issues parents told its all we can do/gymnast had back fused,
I have since then gained by my own study and attending classes to look at nature first and medicine second. And there sometimes there is a very nice balance between the two.
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By Jennifer Hemphill and Kaleem JoyWhat are the things everyone does because it’s “what you do”. Where did you learn about these things, when did you first realize you were complying with a social construct and how did it happen. What choices did you make without realizing it was a choice? What other choices did it force as part of the initial action - unconscious or forced. Would you have chosen something else if you'd known what was happening?
Common paths people take, social norms can lead you down a path without understanding what
has happened.
What are the "things everyone does". Where did you learn about these things, when
did you first realize you were complying with a social construct and how did it happen.
What choices did you make without realizing it was a choice. What other choices did it
force as part of the initial action - unconscious or forced. Would you have chosen
something else if you'd known what was happening.
We have commercials, social media, advertisements on road and nearly everywhere
Goal is to influence you: The influence will either be fear or trust. to get money,
to the gain of the company/organization vs benefiting you as an individual
improving your life and your ability to live the life of your desire.
Health care: Allopathic approach vs holistic approach, a combination of the two,
none at all
Have you explored your options for the particular life choice you are coming to make?
Pregnancy, birth, BF
Self- care health
iii. Foods and products
Physician vs naturopath, chiro, acupunture/Chinese medicine,
ayurvadic,
Example: As a former peds RN, I cared for babies and children in the hospital. I saw the way their care was determined. Tests, Drugs and surgery. A fine and lifesaving ability when it is the best choice.
I moved from in hospital care to visiting nurse/ homecare. During the time, I was exposed to chiropractic and nutrition. I knew only that there was medicine. Now I had seen there was something more.
Baby sent home to die/baby with genetic issues parents told its all we can do/gymnast had back fused,
I have since then gained by my own study and attending classes to look at nature first and medicine second. And there sometimes there is a very nice balance between the two.