I want you to pour yourself a glass of sweet tea or lemonade, get cozy, and let’s talk about some life stuff that matters – women’s health matters!
Ladies, why don’t we talk about our health, emotions, and bodies and the problems that we go through? We are all affected by pain and dysfunction at some time in our lives. Lots of the pain reported by women are in the areas of the lower back, upper back, stomach, pelvis, neck, shoulder, sciatic, hips and knees. Many of you are suffering right now, or you have a mother, daughter, or friend who is. Certainly, if you wear the “Super Mom” hat you don’t have time for pain or dysfunction that interferes with your life.
Let’s get real here because there are many other issues besides pain that face women’s health, such as fertility issues, loss of energy, lack of libido, temperature regulation, depression, hormones, emotional problems, and stress. Seems like after childbirth, or even a major abdominal surgery, our bodies don’t quite go back to normal!
I have gained knowledge from my experience of treating hundreds of patients and through my integrative studies, that scars have a tremendous impact on the pain cycle and dysfunction of the body. I also understand that women go through many seasons of life, and I understand some of the complications, physically and emotionally, that come with this honor.
Please keep stopping by – I have lots on my heart and my mind that I want to share with you, including ways that you can be empowered to care for yourself, your family, and your friends using holistic and natural methods.
It’s all about women’s health … It’s all about your health!
Southern Belle, Super Mom, a.k.a. “Queen of Scars”
Reblogged this on Change is Never Ending.
You are a phenomenal therapist because your heart is in it and the whole concept of addressing women’s health issues is just so needed. As a mother and having lost my mother early in my life, I welcome an avenue to address MY needs. I dont believe multitasking and being mom and dad to my child justifies my stoic attitude about my own well being. The mps therapy is mind boggling effective and including this resource to discuss womens issues is a blessing. thanks
Thank you Karen! MPS Scar Release Protocol has really opened my eyes towards the issues in women’s health and the significant improvements in can bring.
You are very insightful and extremely experienced. I agree with you opinion on women’s health issues. You can really tell your passionate!
This is the kind of blog I need. I’ve been through so much and nobody talks about the things that are woman specific. I think I’ll be taking you up on that lemonade and raeding tonight…!
Wow, this is less stuffy than the usual stuff I see online. 🙂 Does your family know about your blog, or things like it? I think we could do to expose our children to these things a little earlier in life…
Hi Kelly! I found your blog via DolphinMPS. It seems really nice to have someone as passionate as you working in real medicine. Did you have any formative experiences that brought you where you are now? Are you healthy yourself?
i feel like women like us don’t talk about our problems because we want to be stronger. We want to be free of the things that hurt us, and we don’t want other people to see them — we don’t want to burden them!
Noble as that is, of course, I think we could all stand to learn a thing or two about accepting our flaws. Women’s health is just a critical part of that — being good to ourselves so we can be good to others.
So thank you for making this blog. I haven’t read it yet, but I’m sure it’ll be a good read. ;o
I think you are truly inspirational! I believe in natural medicine and I hope to learned great new natural healing methods from you.
I think your an amazing person Kelly, and I totally agree with your thoughts on netural medicine. Keep up the great work !
Great introduction to your blog. You definitely make women feel welcome here! Looking forward to read more of what you have to say!
I can just tell that you have a very personal touch when it comes to writing! I respect that — actually, as a writer myself, I savor it. Thanks for taking your time out of a busy day to write every now and then!
What a wonderful and well-spoken blog, Kelly! My daughter is a writer and I hope she grows up to be just like you… or at least similar.
This is just what I needed today… thanks. Happy Easter!!!