Thursday, January 5, 2017

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They serve as an invisible force field designed to regulate our exposure to people, places, things and situations that are not in our best interest or healthiest for us. No matter what time of day you decide on, make sure to communicate this new boundary with love, not as a way to vent about the past. Setting boundaries and saying NO, is a skill that you can master. At first, it may be awkward, but with practice, it will be a natural and empowering experience. Caroline is fortunate, she has two older daughters who live fairly close by and she asked them to share in the caregiving responsibilities. Set certain times for yourself when others know that you will not be available to them. It is actually a sign of strength to own up to your imitations. The simple answer is FEAR.

We stop listening to and honouring our inner voice and end up feeling tired, angry and resentful. Fear that not complying with the other person's request could cause harm to or lead to potential loss of the relationship. Caring for an elderly parent that is in constant need is demanding, no matter how much satisfaction we derive from helping or how useful we may feel. The boundary I recommend most highly is to designate Sacred YOU Time. This is vital, because many of us dismiss and devalue our own needs while placing the other person's needs in a place of higher importance. From this place of strength, we can generously and compassionately offer our time and attention to others. Because we may be in the habit of overextending and overcommitting ourselves, guilt probably will arise when we start taking care of ourselves. If you frequently find yourself saying YES in situations that you would really want to say NO in, fear is most likely a factor. This means that it is actually our responsibility to create a balance between healthy self-interest and compassionate giving.

4), the room that served as the nerve center for America's space triumphs during the Gemini, Apollo and early shuttle eras now sits badly neglected. Visitors have cut up the upholstery for souvenirs, ash tray covers in the viewing room have been pried loose and the carpeting is a mess. It's a dispiriting sight for former flight controllers, who decry the deterioration of this monument to our nation's space legacy. Hordes of tourists taking daily Space Center Houston tours routinely visit the viewing area overlooking the room itself, ravaging the place where astronauts' families and other dignitaries watched through a window. Preservationists also complain way too many VIPs are allowed to walk amid the consoles inside Mission Control. The National Park Service reports that about 40,000 people a year are allowed to wander around this area. That number, the park service says, needs to drop to 2,000. NASA and park service authorities have talked about restoring the room for decades, and space center officials have diligently preserved Apollo-era artifacts. A proposal released last year would cost an estimated $3 million and take about 18 months, but nobody's set a date for work to begin. A consultation meeting required by the National Historic Preservation Act has yet to happen. And yes, somebody has to raise the money.

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The simple answer is FEAR. With tools, practice, and support you can gain confidence in your ability to stand up for yourself on a continuous basis. However, the ability to set limits with loved ones is a crucial skill needed to maintain emotional, physical, and spiritual health. Fear that not complying with the other person's request could cause harm to or lead to potential loss of the relationship. I had ignored my own physical and emotional needs for far too long. No matter what time of day you decide on, make sure to communicate this new boundary with love, not as a way to vent about the past. Fear that your boundary will not be honoured or respected and you won't know how to stand your ground. My belief is that I ran my emotional self and my body's immune system down during this traumatic and painful time. At the time, I was not as clear on my personal boundaries and did not know how to ask for help. At first, it may be awkward, but with practice, it will be a natural and empowering experience.

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