I am a Sacred Death Care Guide and Holistic RN offering alternative and complimentary services and guidance in my healing space and out in the community.
Madbury, NH
03823
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| Tuesday | 11am - 7pm |
| Wednesday | 11am - 5pm |
| Thursday | 11am - 5pm |
| Friday | 11am - 5pm |
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Universe: “Hello, it’s me again. I am reminding you for the 18,000th time (that’s almost once a day for your whole life...) that you were meant for big things, and now is the time for change.” Me: “Um yeah, right, hang on, I’ll be right with you.” Universe: “OK, but when you get the email today, don’t ignore it. It is the gentlest sign I can give without hitting you over the head with a #8 frying pan”. Me: “Gotcha. I’ll be sure to check my “in” box.”
Later that day, in my in box:
It may or may not have gone down exactly like that. It kinda sorta went like that, with a few differences, like it was actually the President of the hospital with whom I had worked over the last 17 years and not in fact the Universe that sent me the email that was the demise of my job. (Shocker!) You’d think that that news would put me into a tailspin...but not so much. I did sit in front of my computer, numb, staring and rereading the email to be sure I fully understood what it was saying. The gist of it was that without the support of the hospital, the job I had would serve no purpose. I tried to think creatively; Could I tweak the programs? Could I recruit replacement physicians? Could we change our direction? But, even thinking creatively, none of those options blew my dress up. Then I thought, “To what end? Why would I make something work that I had little interest in moving forward? Hadn’t I subconsciously been looking for other ways to give back, to live, to contribute? This was a sign that it was time for a change.
I’ve always felt richly blessed; Like I had a lot for which I could be, and am, truly thankful. I couldn’t have imagined that I could really be any happier. But I am. I’m turning 50 in December 2018 and have finally figured things out. Ok, maybe not EVERYTHING entirely, but the main things. Seriously. At 50. WTH.
