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Newsletter · By Hannah Weir · English · Official site

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  1. Issue · Sep 8, 2026

    The hidden costs of pregnancy loss (opens the original)

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    I want to preface this by saying what I share here comes from my experience only. Every woman who has journeyed through pregnancy loss will have a different experience.It is a club no one wants to be a part of, but sadly one too many are initiated into. If you too have walked this path, know that your story is your own, but you are not alone.I also want to say that parts of what I share here may make you feel uncomfortable. Good. This topic is deeply uncomfortable. And I am tired of filtering my

  2. Issue · Aug 16, 2026

    I found profound peace during an MRI (opens the original)

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    I am no stranger to shock. In fact, if I look back on my life, it has been a series of shocking experiences.This makes a lot of sense when you look at my Human Design chart.I have the gate 51.2 defined in my unconscious Mars, also known as the ‘core wound’ in the Gene Keys Golden Path.If you’re not a Human Design or Gene Keys junkie like I am, this won’t mean much to you. But essentially, this is the energy of shock.It’s something we’re deeply afraid of: The fear that something bad could happen

  3. Issue · Aug 6, 2026

    Living as a highly sensitive being in a desensitised world (opens the original)

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    I hit a threshold last week. It was the night of the Full Moon and as with each full moon, I pulled out my journal before bed to write down what I’m ready to release.I wrote: I am no longer at war with my body. It ends here.I had spent most of the day in pain, with a flare up of tension in my neck, shoulders and jaw.I have been here before, many times. I lived with chronic pain through most of my twenties, something I have barely opened up about before, and that has left me feeling deeply isolat

  4. Issue · Aug 2, 2026

    Filling my life with things I love, part 2 (opens the original)

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    Welcome to the next edition of this series. In part one, I shared about how this past year has been one of the hardest years of my life, and the heavy toll that it took not only on my body and nervous system, but on my spirit.I decided that it’s time for me to start living again. And to allow myself to enjoy life, right here and now, in the messiness of it all.But before we get into the things that I’ve been enjoying lately, I wanted to share a little voice note on allowing space for presence, j

  5. Issue · Jul 22, 2026

    I spent my whole life staying small. Now I'm ready to be seen for who I really am. (opens the original)

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    “At some point, you just have to start showing up as who you are right now, instead of waiting to become some perfect version of yourself in the future.”I’m sitting here in bed, sipping on a honey and lemon tea, with a dull headache and a sore throat.I know something inside of me is recalibrating. Any time I find myself under the weather, rundown or exhausted these days it tends to be life asking me to let go of control and to surrender to the next iteration of self that is wanting to emerge.I h

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