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I’ve always loved clothing and shoes. In my childhood, my various Barbies, Marie Osmond and Farrah Fawcett dolls (how’s that for a blast from the past?) rocked the latest clothing trends. I like to think I’m still fairly on point. Millennials in my life may eye roll at this because I don’t know if a belt is in style or out. And are ankle socks with shoes really okay? I do try to look my best. I don’t know about you but there’s a spring in my step and an air of confidence if I’m feeling well put together.
Earlier this summer, I was having a particularly rough day. My emotions were raw and I was very teary. My neighbor friend recognized I was struggling and immediately suggested we go on an outing. I was and am still very grateful that she noticed and took the time to help me.
Before I continue, let me share a bit about my emotions on this burnout journey. I’ve never been a person who cries a lot. Sure, if something was particularly moving or if I suffered a loss – I’d cry. But I’ve never been one to wear my heart on my sleeve. It was only after several months of being off work that the tears came. I think my body finally felt safe enough to feel and express the many emotions I was experiencing….
Before I continue, let me share a bit about my emotions on this burnout journey. I’ve never been a person who cries a lot. Sure, if something was particularly moving or if I suffered a loss – I’d cry. But I’ve never been one to wear my heart on my sleeve. It was only after several months of being off work that the tears came. I think my body finally felt safe enough to feel and express the many emotions I was experiencing….
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