HeyJaredPrajna O'Hara ✨ The Salty Crone
Exploring the psychic terrain of women’s stories, feminism, and curanderismo ✧🔥✧
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She thought long and hard. She’s not going back (opens the original)
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“May all be helped to remember they arrived to Earth as one of The Blessed.” —Dr. Clarissa Pinkola Estés ReyesThinking long and hard took on a new meaning when Abby pulled me aside the other day. “Mom, can we talk? I’ve already thought long and hard on this. I’m not going back. It is decided.”“What have you been thinking about?”“I need a different therapist.”Abby has a diagnosis of developmental delays, among others
As Long As I Breathe, I Will Celebrate You—Abby and Your Zest for Living (opens the original)
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Wellspring. The word, like a good well, runs deep. It conveys so much more than simply the source of a stream or spring: it says something about the source of life itself. —Sharon BlackieI DID NOT know how to begin this essay. I thought of all the milestones you’ve crossed. I thought of all the misdiagnoses, the injuries, all the things you were never supposed to be able to do because of the brain injury from a sudden premature birth. I remembered how afraid I felt when the medical professionals
When Collapse, Courage and Kindness Collide (opens the original)
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No matter how many times a woman is pushed down, she rises again. Each time she tells her story, she rinses an old pattern clean, restoring the matrilineal culture where our instinctual self is healer and midwife to an old way of remembering and living. —prajna<div cl
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