Healing in the Fast Lane (is a lie)

from Tiny Rebellions · host Ashley White

In this episode, host Ashley White recounts recent attempts at rushing through healing - both physically and emotionally. From actual colds, to trying to hude panic attacks in public settings, she opens up about how rushing healing, actually only represses it and makes the pain even worse. Why not, instead, explore the beauty in healing and appreciate the cracks that, actually, when repaired, make us beautifully whole?

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