I've a Dream...
Looks like 2015 is well on its way already. Normally when a new year begins my inner clock is lagging behind and it takes a full two weeks to realize I'm a year older. Not that my birthday is in January, I'm a Cancer. Some pretty big changes already on the way. February 6 marks the one year anniversary from The Event.
This post is not about that. It is however about the fact that I am at last in my own office working with about 8 clients each week. This is a fantastic accomplishment and is the result of a great deal of determination. I have worked to exhaustion many times pushing myself to go further. My heart is great and it pulls me to love in all directions. There is no way I could do what I do if it was not for my support. My family is invaluable to me. Each of them understand and love me in a completely non-judgmental way. Now and then I catch glimpses of emotions cross their faces like Texas' clouds on a windy day. I intuitively understand that they accept me for who I am. This in turn gives me a kind of super-human confidence and joy to meet the public and give of myself day after day.
"Life is a Journey" They say. I began my Massage Therapy career after I saw a Marketing Vehicle for Oceans Massage School. I had met Dr Byers at Lubbock Christian University when she was the Dean of Nursing. I was studying Biology at the time.
I attended Trinity Christian High School and graduated in 2003. Where a Coach Stovall taught Honors Biology. I believe at the time she attended Texas Tech University and transferred her work to her teaching position.
When I graduated from High School I hadn't thought about what I would do in life. I knew I wanted to help people. My parents knew of the Humanitarian Aid Organization that needed volunteers to go to Romania. I spent three months working with the poorest of the poor and was hooked for life. I returned in December 2003 and began my Bachelors Degree at LCU in January 2004. That is a bit of the backstory on why I became a healer.
Looks like 2015 is well on its way already. Normally when a new year begins my inner clock is lagging behind and it takes a full two weeks to realize I'm a year older. Not that my birthday is in January, I'm a Cancer. Some pretty big changes already on the way. February 6 marks the one year anniversary from The Event.
This post is not about that. It is however about the fact that I am at last in my own office working with about 8 clients each week. This is a fantastic accomplishment and is the result of a great deal of determination. I have worked to exhaustion many times pushing myself to go further. My heart is great and it pulls me to love in all directions. There is no way I could do what I do if it was not for my support. My family is invaluable to me. Each of them understand and love me in a completely non-judgmental way. Now and then I catch glimpses of emotions cross their faces like Texas' clouds on a windy day. I intuitively understand that they accept me for who I am. This in turn gives me a kind of super-human confidence and joy to meet the public and give of myself day after day.
"Life is a Journey" They say. I began my Massage Therapy career after I saw a Marketing Vehicle for Oceans Massage School. I had met Dr Byers at Lubbock Christian University when she was the Dean of Nursing. I was studying Biology at the time.
I attended Trinity Christian High School and graduated in 2003. Where a Coach Stovall taught Honors Biology. I believe at the time she attended Texas Tech University and transferred her work to her teaching position.
When I graduated from High School I hadn't thought about what I would do in life. I knew I wanted to help people. My parents knew of the Humanitarian Aid Organization that needed volunteers to go to Romania. I spent three months working with the poorest of the poor and was hooked for life. I returned in December 2003 and began my Bachelors Degree at LCU in January 2004. That is a bit of the backstory on why I became a healer.
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