We all have vulnerabilities; how do you feel about yours?
Accepting your vulnerabilities, whatever they are, and still being proud of who you are will set you free. This video will show you how to stop judging yourself, therbye changing your life for the better. And never be afraid to ask for help.
“Ashley was born with a rare bone disease called Ollier’s and Maffucci’s syndrome. She has endured 28 surgeries, and is also an ovarian cancer survivor. One would think that her survival means that she already conquered her greatest fear but, in fact, Ashley reveals that vulnerability was her greatest fear. Showing her true self and her disease to the world on social media terrified her, but she decided to take that step. Her bravery has since helped thousands of others accept who they are.”
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Feel free to reply to any comment by clicking the "Reply" button.Not sure if being passive and accepting cancer, Western medicine, and Big Pharm as dictators of how your life should be is the right idea.
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I watched the video again, but i still never saw passivity. I saw acceptance, pride, and a woman energised to resolve her fears and to heal. Interesting to hear how others took something else away.
@josephr It seems that she was being praised for being stoic and accepting her fate instead of seeking out alternate cures. I'm taking cannabis oil for cancer myself and even though I've only been able to get tiny amounts, I've been improving anyway.
@birdingnut That's wonderful. We all need to do what we must, and what we can.
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