Kathleen Anseeuw - LEFWIJF

An episode of the Lucinda Douglas LEFWIJF podcast, hosted by Lucinda Velma Douglas, titled "Kathleen Anseeuw - LEFWIJF " was published on June 14, 2021 and runs 28 minutes.

June 14, 2021 ·28m · Lucinda Douglas LEFWIJF

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Haar levensspreuk is Je verplicht je lichaam niet om te herstellen. Je geeft je lichaam ruimte om te herstellen. Deze vrouw spreekt mijn taal. Symptomen bestreden is vooral geen “probleem” oplossen. Erbij meer voor nodig. Zij leert mensen een te zijn met lichaam en hoofd. Pijn ruimte te geven en haar manier van dit uitleggen is mindblowing.

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Haar levensspreuk is Je verplicht je lichaam niet om te herstellen. Je geeft je lichaam ruimte om te herstellen. Deze vrouw spreekt mijn taal. Symptomen bestreden is vooral geen “probleem” oplossen. Erbij meer voor nodig. Zij leert mensen een te zijn met lichaam en hoofd. Pijn ruimte te geven en haar manier van dit uitleggen is mindblowing.

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