09/01/2025                                                                            
                                    
                                                                            
                                            I’m sharing the story of how I found the nerve to write again after years of burnout, jaw pain, and self-doubt. Writing has always been my lifeline, but I had to learn how to return to it differently—with presence, sensitivity, and healing instead of pressure. If you’ve ever walked away from your creativity, or wondered if your voice still matters, I think you’ll find something here.
Finding My Nerve to Write Again is my story of leaving behind a career as a writer, burning out as a therapist, and slowly rediscovering my voice after years of silence.
In this essay, I share how physical pain in my jaw and body revealed deeper truths I couldn’t ignore, how vows I made shaped my path in ways I didn’t realize, and how stillness, nature, and Spirit have been teaching me a gentler way to live and create.
This piece is for anyone who has:
• set aside their creative voice and wonders if it still matters,
• carried the weight of others’ pain and longed to feel lighter,
• or needed courage to begin again after burnout or loss.
It’s about writing—but it’s also about healing, presence, and remembering that sensitivity is a gift, not a flaw.
If these words resonate, I’d love for you to stay connected. Subscribe to my YouTube channel  until I rewrite my web site to reflect the new path I’m taking.
                                                       
                                    
                                                                        
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