Quintessence End-of-Life Care Doula

12/02/2024

12/02/2024

Watch the FREE Seminar: Many of us “will be called” to show up for someone we love at the end of life. Knowing how to do that changes everything. In this week’s training: You will learn from Suzanne B. O’Brien RN, the Founder & CEO of Doulagivers Institute and pioneer in the global DEATH DOU...

10/16/2024

Catching up on some animal communications this week and weekend.
Is there a pet you want to communicate with? Do
You have a rescue that you’re not understanding?
Does your fur baby need some energy healing?
The veil is thinning and my special pricing ends on Halloween, pm me for details.

10/11/2024

In search for recommendations for a pvc fence company and cage screen company. Grateful and blessed. Still have to get the shutters down, but please message me if you need anything 🙏🏻❤️🙌🏻

10/09/2024

From my friend Mary Moonen:
Who can relate right now??🤔😱 ( ME) Pls READ, put in your PHONE CONTACTS, even if not for you, have it for a friend! Pls share!!
All of us in FLORIDA are having " ACUTE STRESS DISORDER"...
Look through your friends and families posts!
There is a FREE hotline Call or text 1-800-985-5990 FREE TELEPHONE HOTLINE FOR US!!! People living in hurricane-prone areas as well as anyone who has struggled to recover from experiences with past storms may be at risk for emotional distress becomes greater:
You may feel unprepared, isolated, overwhelmed, or confused.
Uncertainty about where to go during a hurricane, how to keep your pets safe, or whether you will be able to continue taking any medications can cause emotional distress.
You may lose contact with a loved one in an impacted area due to power and Internet outages.
You may experience difficult memories and emotions associated with similar traumatic experiences in the past.
If you are relocated, being in an unfamiliar environment can be difficult, especially for people with limited physical mobility, economic means, or knowledge of the English language.
Returning to a home, business, school, or place of worship impacted by a hurricane may cause additional distress, especially if there is structural damage. A temporary or permanent loss of employment may also occur.
Remember, too, that the anniversary of a disaster or tragic event can renew feelings of fear, anxiety, and sadness in disaster survivors. Certain smells or sounds, such as smoke or sirens, can also trigger emotional distress. These and other environmental sensations can take people right back to the event, or cause them to fear that it’s about to happen again. These “trigger events” can happen at any time.
People can experience a wide range of emotions before and after a disaster or traumatic event. There’s no right or wrong way to feel. However, it’s important to find healthy ways to cope when these events happen. Learn about coping tips for dealing with hurricanes, tropical storms, and other types of disasters.
I will call for some stress reduction tips or just talk...HELP FOR THE HELPERS also models that this is for "All of us" .
Thinking of all in Milton's Path"
❤️❤️❤️Thanks for all the warm sentiments,I have evacated, Chuck will be working with other recuers in a VERY secure building.
Our house is BOARDED and reinforced as possible.
Goldie is providing emotional support , getting tons of attention🐕❤️
Much love to all🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻❤️❤️

10/09/2024

My friends and family in Florida, picture a protective shield over you, your loved ones, and the community. Send prayers up for Milton to weaken. Currently souhthern Florida has a tornado outbreak and they are hidden in these rain bands. I can't stop watching. Be safe.
I will be sending distant reiki and sound this evening to all of us!

10/09/2024

I cannot sleep. There’s so much energy as this storm approaches. I know my fellow lightworkers and I have been sending love and protection for us all. 🙏🏻❤️🙌🏻

Good early morning my friends ❤️
Calling all people. No matter religion, energy healers, and beliefs. Now is the time to send prayers, reiki for calming and peace, strength, protection and love to Florida and my neighbors who decided to stay or are not in an evacuation zone.
The entire state will have some effects from this one! It’s massive and the surge will be that like Fort Myers and Sanibel saw with Ian. Please my fellow manatee county and Sarasota county peeps, if your zone is in any of the evacuation zones, go. I love you. There are shelters that accept pets, people in the panhandle and further north offering free acreage for your tents/cars/campers, etc. I found an inexpensive hotel in Georgia. Ask friends inland. Be safe. Pray!

We left yesterday and went north. The county called our zone to evacuate Monday afternoon.
Yes the 🐩 pup is with me (currently hogging my hotel bed) and we are safe. There are many of us here from Clearwater, Sarasota and the suncoast. There are linemen staying here too. On our way up, we passed damage from Helene’s path almost 2 weeks ago. It looks like tornado damage. We shuttered up, packed (mom picked up her extra insulin) and we drove north to Georgia.
🙏🏻❤️🙌🏻

10/03/2024

Hard to forget, 🙏🏻❤️🙌🏻

09/28/2024

Praying for North Carolina! It’s devastating to watch all of the flooding, knowing there are people’s lives changing in an instant. Seeing that the rainbow bridge in Lure Lake has been washed away, hurt in a different way. But for all, I pray!