A person’s support system is a vital component to the healing process. It’s most beneficial when family members, friends, and even colleagues play a role by providing loving support and kindness when a loved one or friend is struggling with their illness. An individual who is compromised or weakened by a chronic illness usually has several challenges to overcome and difficult decisions to make. Often, when those who have family or friends with conflicting opinions about how a person heals come to Anthony William and feelings of confusion, concern, fear, doubt, and frustration begin to arise. This conflict can further drain the individual who is already struggling and create a resistance to their healing journey. Anthony William Medical Medium refers to this as “swimming against the tide.” When you’re ill, it’s as if you’re lost at sea. You’re tired and weak, yet you know you need to keep swimming and continue to push forward if you want to make it to shore. Whenever the support and love from your family is plentiful and in alignment with your own beliefs, it helps keep you afloat. However, if friends and loved ones disagree with your wishes and beliefs, the water can work against you, creating a tide that can drain and deplete your reserves. In this situation, not only are you working hard to take care of yourself, but you also end up having to use your energy and reserves to convince, teach, and defend yourself against a battery of differing opinions and beliefs from family and friends. This is when strong spiritual guidance and healing energy can break the storming clouds which bode ill for your journey. In these situations, Anthony is able to offer a safe place where you can be understood and the space for healing. Anthony also offers the opportunity to strengthen your relationships with family and friends through a deeper understanding of one another’s needs and to help strengthen your emotions and move you through this difficult time.
Posted on: Thu, 11 Sep 2014 22:17:02 +0000
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