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In the Hospital
Good morning, y'all. It's been over a week, here at the lovely Misericordia Hospittal Resort in Fridgid Edmonton. I hate to say it, but, due to my own "Stupidity", I managed to break my other hip while reaching for my phone. Thankfully it ended up a clean break unlike the break to my left hip, which was a nasty break. Today, I am dealing with the cold snap that hit edmonton over the last two days, has put a nasty chill in the bone. It's kind of funny, the dificulties from the break itself are easy enough for me to adjust to. I could have been released for home earlier this week. On average, my pain meds control the pain of the break quite well. Even with this cold snap, the pain has been well managed. The problem, my dearest, is the side issues that ave croppedup as a result of the broken hip. My Groin!! I have damaged the soft tissues of my Groin. This leaves me unable to utilize my right leg. I'm to the point I have to ask the nursing staff (Bless them all), to do most everything for me, other than to smoke my cigarettes or go to the washroom for me. Because of this, it's been a struggle. Instead of going home to recover, I shall be released to a Rehabilitation Centre until such time I can look after myself, properly. I can't dress myself properly, I have trouble removing my pants to do my business, and I am permanently stuck in my wheelchair ♿ (yes, kiddies, Grampa Joe sits in a wheelchair), unable to stand for those brief moments necessary to prepare dinner, or grab something off the shelf. So, to get back on track. I am looking at what muscle relaxant will work with my situation, without being detrimental to my health. A fine line that is hard to keep in sight. One real nice thing about being at this resort, they trust me with the kids. With my background in medicine, my deep kowledge of the nurses profession, and my skills as an educator, they have allowed me to train some of the new Nursing Students coming through. The first student they gave me, she selected me for her case study for the semester. I warned herr off many times, telling her the complexity of my medical history would trip her up and hamper her. But that only strengthened her resolve. I honed some of her skills and let her practice her arcane art upon my desicated husk. Seriously though, I think through our work together, it will only make her a much better nurse.
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All Comments welcomed. I would like to hear your views on educating the Nursing Students and in some cases the Nurses. What is your view point on the nursing staff, here in Canada 🍁 and in the good ol' US of A
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@Juliana Troll Trujillo Yes, it does teach one a lot about what is going on in the minds of the severely injured. In my case, I have broken my Hip. In itself, not that serious an injury. Add in a couple of Hernias, and you are looking at something a little more serious. It opens the mind. to other possibilities.
Moving your energy
Hi dear community! I’m sorry I’ve been kind of absent this past week. Lots of things going on here, finishing big projects before we move to our next destination One of the projects I’m finishing (well, not as close to the end as I would like) is remake a walk in my sister’s Atelier (she is a fashion designer and she makes bride’s and party dresses). The paint of the outside wall was coming off because the previous plaster was not so good and it didn’t look nice. I am a big fan of natural building and still plan to build a COB house somewhere somewhen. So I proposed her that I would make a natural plaster (a recipe I saw on YouTube) and paint it with natural painting. I also invited my kids to participate (not that they were super excited, but they are helping in the best of their ability). But this was not the best timing. The weather here in the part months have been pretty rainy, so I was also using my available time without kids (from 4 to 7am) during the dryer days to work a few hours in it. Being as quiet as possible so I don’t wake up the neighbours.😬 And during those days, working by myself under the full moon, I had some realizations about my self, my need to work with my hands to realign my thoughts and became aware of some layers of my self image that I didn’t see clearly before. What I meant with all this story is that sometimes just working with our thoughts and feelings are not enough to cause a significant change. We need to move our bodies to make the stuck energy to move. Sometimes it comes as a handwork, other times as working out, or even dancing.💃 I would love to know what is your way of moving the energy in your body?
Moving your energy
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That’s okay, I have been absent for some time now, hope to be in better shape to continue my personal growth soon.
The end of the work week.
As some of you may know i am a Financial Advisor. It can be a very rewarding career. I work out of Alberta, Canada. I am working to get my licenses across Western Canada and considering provinces in Eastern Canada. If we have any Canadians here who might be interested in Insurance and Investments or in working with me, give me a shout. *** No more of this*** I worked hard this week on both my Business and the company side of things. I have been working with a Company called HighLevel to build my Business. The Learning Curve is quite steep for me, as I have had 2 strokes (TIAs) in the last couple of years (24 & 25). My memory is slow and faulty. So, trying to remember what to do and how to do it is hard. I’ve had to pay one gentleman for working on my access (setting up my Domain information and my email and SMS systems for communicating with the outside world), and another person for making changes to my website theme that even I can not fix. I did, however, set up my AI Virtual Assistant. I have a few more changes to Beth’s responses, but I’ll make them later tonight. I am working on a major Project I started at the beginning of the year for the Registered Disability Savings Plan (RDSP). I am contacting various Disability Agencies across Alberta and setting up appointments to give a presentation on the RDSP to the directors and staff. We do this to promote the RDSP and give the presentation to their members. I feel really strong about promoting the RDSP to the membership, mostly because I am a person with a disability, and I never had access to this program until a year or two ago. Too late to access the government grants, and with only a year left for contributions to the plan. Would not have done me much good at this time. I’ll discuss the RDSP with others if there is any interest. With all of that, I finally had the meeting I had been waiting all week for. My first serious Recruit. She was excited for this meeting. We met. She learned a lot about the Business on the client side, and learned what it would be like on the Business side. In the end, indecision took hold. she was concerned about still being in school and wanting to think about after school, what it would meen for her. So I invited her to our big open house on March 4, Women & Wealth. (Any ladies interested in joining on Zoom are welcome, regardless of where you are from. We have our sister company in the USA. I have arranged to send this information, along with the poster for the open house and my excellent write-up on it, to her, along with the contact details for my senior broker.
When you are feeling off, what do you do?
Doesn't matter how much we study, meditate, breath and hold on to positive thoughts, at certain point life throws us out of balance and we fall into old habits and negativity. My mentor @Tara Pilling though me that we all must have a tool box full of options that will quickly bring us back up. In my tool box there is: - dancing like nobody is watching 💃 - singing some high vibe song at the top of my lungs 🎙️ - energy medicine for bad energy liberation 🌩️ - walk barefoot on grass, sand, or dirt 🪴 - hugging a tree 🌳 - looking at the mirror and say how much I love me 🪞💖 - shaking and jumping to move the tension out of my body 🤸 - close my eyes, breath deeply and find my centre ⚖️ - laugh as hard as I can, as if somebody was tickling me relentlesly 🤣 - say out loud a big list of things I am grateful for 🙏 - take a warm shower and imagine the water and my concerns flowing down the drain 🚿 I could keep going a little bit more, but I want to know: what are your tools to raise your vibration?
When you are feeling off, what do you do?
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I was performing for the last 4 years of my Naval career back in the late 80’s and early 90’s. That was about 35 years ago. I am back to learning how to play. I’ve lost a lot of my guitar-playing skills, and haven’t sung professionally in years. I still sing once in a while at home, but it has become rarer over the years. my signature song I still do for my wife, along with a few others. Some of the songs sound bad, others still sound great. Maybe I’ll record one or two and post it, one day.
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@Juliana Troll Trujillo Yes Thanks. No pressure on me at all 🤠
Fiery Horse Prep Week - Day 3
DISSOLVING EMOTIONAL RESIDUE Today we are working on cleaning emotions that clinged to us but do not serves us anymore. Practicing self-forgiveness, being grateful for the emotions you felt and letting them go is essential to open the energy flow for transformation. I would love to know what emotions you feel you need to work on letting it go before the new year. Mine is definetely frustration.😩 After clearing your emotion, repeat and remember: ‘I reclaim my energy. I release the charge. I keep the wisdom.’ ----- On a side note: I still didn't figured it out why the recording does not get my musical background! If any of you know how do I do it successfully, I would deeply appreciate the tip!
Fiery Horse Prep Week - Day 3
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Good morning, Julianna. I am on my second day of cleaning. Emotions, a good idea for clearing out those emotions that we need to let go of. I have plenty of that from a horrible childhood. If it wasn’t for the support of my wife these last few years, I’d be a wreck right now. Love seeing comments from others learning to let go. I’ve let go of false guilt, feelings of inadequacy, and the hate I felt for my parents. I’ve reclaimed my energy and my sanity. While I am at that part of my Journey, I have made progress against the stacks of paper. This isnwhat I need to do today.
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Former Navy, current Finanacial Advisor

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Joined Jan 10, 2026
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