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EPISODE · Jul 30, 2023 · 7 MIN

How We heal

from The Clever Confidante · host Miranda Skye Bullock

In this heartfelt episode, we explore the unexpected parallels between physical and emotional wounds through a compelling personal narrative. Our host shares a vivid childhood memory of an accident that led to her sister's broken collarbone, using this story to highlight the often unseen and unattended emotional injuries we carry within us. The conversation progresses to recount a challenging time of romantic abandonment, illustrating the profound emotional turmoil that follows such experiences. This episode serves as a stark reminder that even unintentional harm can lead to deep hurt, and that the healing process is often far more complex than simply "moving on". Tune in for a deep dive into the importance of acknowledging and tending to our internal wounds with patience, care, and understanding. Through shared personal experiences and thoughtful reflections, this episode underscores the resilience of the human heart and its incredible capacity to heal from significant breakage. Don't miss out on this powerful discussion about healing, growth, and the power of resilience. For more enlightening insights and personal reflections, visit the blog, The Clever Confidante. This episode is also available as a blog post: http://thecleverconfidante.com/2021/08/31/how-we-heal/

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