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AHA! – WENDY BLANCHARD, M.S., CHHC

I FOUND SOMEONE THAT I NEVER WANT TO LOSE AGAIN…ME.
A thousand little “aha” moments that led me to love. And, to say yes to new beginnings. Leaving all those behind who didn’t value my beauty and worth. This has been the most profound experience and deeply meaningful self awareness to date. God speaks to me in every experience. As I arrived at every crossroad, I received the message. I asked myself what and whom would further evolve my soul where I could experience joy, peace, and love. It took my constant hard work through pain and uncomfortable decisions to finally find ME…continuously evolving.

I have arrived. I live only in my truth. I do not look for others approval. I will never compromise my values, or my worth again.

Always listen in prayer. Follow direction. Surrender. Read discover and experience all the surprises you never knew about yourself and others. Surround yourself only with healthy like minded souls.

CREATE. MANIFEST.

WRITE PRAY RECOVER… A JOURNEY TO WELLNESS THROUGH SPIRITUAL SOLUTIONS AND SELF CARE…

SAT NAM…

Love and blessings,

Wendy

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LOVE, WENDY

“When you have never measured up or been enough for someone else…even within your family, you tend to feel lost and less than…always looking for validation on the outside.

Throughout my SUD recovery work, I am learning to stand in my own power through self exploration and self discovery, so that I am able to seek validation within.” – Wendy Blanchard, MS, CHHC

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LOVE, WENDY

“As I continue to age…gracefully, I embrace everything about my body that I spent my life trying to change.

Whatever time is still meant for me here…I will remain positive and accept all that I cannot change, just loving every part of who I am.

My inner self shines on the outside.

Age offers clear perspective…and I will continue to learn and grow all the days of my life. This is where I experience joy and excitement.

I am ME.” – Wendy Blanchard, MS, CHHC

 

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LOVE,WENDY

“Choose someone who chooses to be with you…who is excited to see you, speak to you, stay connected to you.

Choose someone who believes in love, and who takes risks for that love.

Choose someone with integrity, vulnerability, who is truthful, and who makes you a priority without having to be reminded.

Choose someone who is a negotiator and puts as much emphasis on your needs as their own.

Choose someone who is good for your mental health.

Choose someone who will spoil you with unconditional love.

Choose someone who will embrace love.

Choose for yourself all that YOU are.

Choose a life partner not a life project.” – Wendy Blanchard, M.S., CHHC

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LOVE,WENDY

“When those closest to us respect our decisions in all aspects of our life, and trust that we know how to take care of ourselves, including in our choice of a loving partner, they are showing us that they respect our boundaries, that they respect our ability to choose what, and who breathes life into our soul, the one who gives us joy and makes us feel deeply loved, and that they, those closest to us…love us unconditionally.” – Wendy Blanchard, M.S., CHHC

 

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LOVE, WENDY

“As I observe my joyful moments, I remind myself to deeply cherish each one…to be present, and to love fully. Recently, as the Universe has shown me how fragile life truly is, I am humbled by the true reality of the gift of each moment of every day. Never again will I wait to love, or to be loved. It all begins in your mind.” – Wendy Blanchard, M.S., CHHC

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LOVE, WENDY

Recovery from anything is ongoing, and definitely possible. It is ​a journey, and it is all about what road we ​choose to travel. There are times when we travel in the darkness, and there are times when we hit a roadblock. We must remember that as we remain focused, as we remain in faith, as we remain determined, the sun ​will​ shine the light on us once again, so that we may continue on our way home. For me, I ​chose​ the road less travelled, yet have never lost my way. I am home.

Love and blessings,

Wendy

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LOVE, WENDY

“If your body’s warning system forces you to stop to practice self care, you have not been listening to the signals along the way.

We must practice self care every day in many ways. The most important is to be in alignment with all that we need to be well…body, mind, and spirit.

Self care are the actions that we take to achieve wellness, and wellness is where we stand in our power.” – Wendy Blanchard, MS, CHHC