In this episode I talk about my personal journey to re-parenting the little parts of me that needed better support when I was growing up. We are a sum of our parts, and I never felt like I was worthy of love. Now those parts that went un-loved get triggered when I'm parenting my children. The thing is, I've come a long way already to healing the wounds left by generational curses but I know the journey isn't over yet!
If you're feeling alone in your healing journey, reach out over on Instagram or FAcebook, I'm always here to listen.
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Till next time, Julie!
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