TriFusion Acupuncture

People frequently ask me “how did you get in to this” and I think like so many of us, I have an automatic line or two I share. (When describing massive life events we often condense these moments in to clean cut statements for our benefit and others) I was reminded of this over the weekend when my mom and I ate Lucia Ancora which was across the streeet from St Kates (w People frequently ask me “how did you get in to this” and I think like so many of us, I have an automatic line or two I share. (When describing massive life events we often condense these moments in to clean cut statements for our benefit and others) I was reminded of this over the weekend when my mom and I ate Lucia Ancora which was across the streeet from St Kates (where I went to undergrad, but never ate while I was there) When I sat on these steps of the school an unfamiliar flood memories came back to me. I saw a post recently that resonated with me “Wow you have been thru so much, how have you handled it so well? - I don’t remember half of my life” I got in to this work because many of the traumatic memories I stored away came out in the form of health challenges for me. And it was thru these forms of healing that I was able to find wholeness. As I sat here over the weekend the memeories flooded back. I remembered sitting on these steps 18 years ago being so hopeful about my future. I remembered sitting here when my parents got divorced. I remembered sitting here when I found out my savings had been gambled away and I had to quit school. I remembered sitting here when I felt like I was drowning. I remembered what would become the hardest 10 years of my life starting here. And then just this past weekend I sat here feeling so grateful for a life that feels better than I ever could have imagined. I’m still learning to understand all the ways that our experiences shape the ways our bodies respond. I have been reminded of this recently as I am supporting someone very close to me thru a similar journey. It is easy to sometimes feel victimized by the choices of people around you (or maybe in some cases our own choices) But making the choice to take steps in our own healing, in our creating of wholeness…this is one of the most empowering feelings there is. In the moment it can feel uncomfortable & even like we are swimming up stream. But that is why I got in to this work. So that hopefully, I can help you thru life’s challenges. No matter the scope- coming from a place of compassion