A month, a week and 3 days - following "My Personal Call to Greatness!

A month, a week and 3 days – following “My Personal Call to Greatness!

I am so grateful to Karen Martin, Lymphatic Drainage Specialist, at the Longmont Health Center of Integrated Therapies. Karen is truly devoted to her profession and has excellent training in the US and abroad. She measured my arms and lo and behold, the left arm (the side of the lumpectomy) is smaller than the right arm. I so expected her to find a swollen arm. There is a bit of swelling under my arm, but my discomfort seems to come from the traumatic effect of surgery on the tissues – leading to a tightening. Soft tissue message loosens up the tightness. Thanks Karen for all your help.

Thanks Annette and Sandi for the walk this morning.

I have new appreciation for living life moment by moment. Today I have the strength and commitment to handle today’s challenges. Tomorrow I will have the strength and commitment to handle tomorrow’s challenges.

The best thing about the future is that it comes only one day at a time.
Abraham Lincoln

By joanking|2010-07-14T13:47:03+00:00July 14th, 2010|News|

About the Author: joanking

Joan King’s life path embodies the blending of the hard and noetic sciences. At the tender age of seventeen, she stepped into life at the Dominican convent in her hometown of New Orleans, Louisiana. Eleven years later she left that religious training to become a chemist, and then received a Ph.D. in neuroscience and psychology. Her twenty-year tenure as a professor at Tufts University School of Medicine, lead her to a dynamic crossroads of personal self-discovery. She left academia. Her new found "inner knowing" ignited the writing of her first book. It became the foundation in understanding how our bodies model the teachings of our beliefs. Joan King’s blending of science and spirituality birthed her professional coaching business, Beyond-Success LLC, in 1998.

A month, a week and 3 days – following “My Personal Call to Greatness!