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What my clutter taught me about my nervous system
Hi beautiful, For years, I didn’t realize how much my clutter was speaking to me. My home was full — drawers, counters, closets — and so was my mind.I felt busy, scattered, and often overwhelmed, even when nothing “big” was happening. What I slowly began to notice was this:the more I cleared my physical space, the clearer my thinking became. This didn’t happen overnight.It ’s been a gradual process over the last five years — one small decision at a time. The Healthy Habits Co
catherine2222
5 hours ago2 min read
When family gatherings leave you feeling unseen
Hi beautiful, The holidays can be a hard time for many people — and especially for Deaf folks who go home to families where no one signs. So often, the Deaf person is left out of conversations: stories from the past, updates about relatives, inside jokes, spontaneous laughter. Important moments pass by without access, without inclusion, without connection. As a CODA, the holidays were stressful for me in a different way. At a very young age, I felt responsible for providing a
catherine2222
Dec 232 min read
What I Witnessed Brought Me To Tears
Hi beautiful, Have you ever felt like you were the only one afraid to go out on a limb? Embarrassed when a hard conversation didn’t go the way you hoped? Or carrying quiet shame around something you couldn’t seem to move past? Me too. For a long time, I carried heavy things in my heart and kept my insecurities to myself. When I finally chose to share honestly within a group, I was sure I’d be judged. Instead, something beautiful happened. I was supported, seen, understood. A
catherine2222
Dec 151 min read

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