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Make a Christmas Brunch

Instead of going all-out for Christmas dinner, make a brunch spread instead. Include an assortment of pastries, fruit, butters, and jams. Serve on a wood serving board for easy cleanup. Positively Purging-I welcome your feedbacks in the comments and your likes and … Continue reading

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Shrink the Change Until It’s Doable

Big goals feel motivating until they don’t — then they feel heavy because your brain reads “big” as “unsafe.” So start small enough that success feels inevitable. If you’re waiting to start therapy, send one email. If you’re avoiding a … Continue reading

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Set a Date

We know it’s important to spend time with loved ones, so make your gift a commitment to do just that. Whether it’s a monthly date for tea and conversation, a special get-together with far-flung friends, or plans for a family … Continue reading

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Real Life Rants

RANT to difficult to find addresses. Can’t we please have the numbers in addresses visible and large enough to be read from the street? Any building being constructed and all future buildings should include the address in a designated place. Looking … Continue reading

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Awareness

Awareness is the first step, not the last one. Knowing your trauma exists doesn’t heal it—processing it does. And that requires safe, skilled support. Positively Purging-I welcome your feedbacks in the comments and your likes and passing the real life … Continue reading

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