Why Is Nervous System Healing So Slow? (the pattern keeping you stuck)

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• MA

  @MaggieSterling · 6 months ago · pinned

  If this video resonated and you&apos;re ready to stop taking detours, Soft Regulation is the straighter shot. <a href="https://learn.maggiesterling.com/v/_2CIWa_e5uk/soft-regulation-sensitization">https://learn.maggiesterling.com/v/_2CIWa_e5uk/soft-regulation-sensitization</a>

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• MS

  @msanrai · 4 months ago (edited)

  This is so true. &nbsp;You want to get better so bad you just are desperate for answers. &nbsp;Its like an addiction

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• 1J

  @1JennyK · 5 months ago

  I found you on instagram 2 days ago. It was like something finally clicked. I’ve been dealing with chronic symptoms for years on end and I have been in the mind-body space for 5 years. I’ve tried every tool and protocol there is, which usually helps for a while, and then I always fall back into old patterns. I realized I’ve been doing everything out of fear. &nbsp;<br>Yesterday, I could feel some symptoms starting to flare up. I finally just lowered my shoulders, accepted fully whatever might come, focused on my hobbies for the rest of the day. By bed time, the symptoms were completely gone. <br>THANK YOU! I feel very hopeful and motivated.

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• AG

  @aggiesart6 · 5 months ago

  Walking saved my life❤My nervous system is so much calmer.

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• CH

  @chrismaupin · 2 months ago

  Maggie is a damn genius. &nbsp;Truly loving this podcast.

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• MA

  @mahavirjain2249 · 10 days ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_2CIWa_e5uk&amp;t=148">2:28</a> yeah i was asking for reassurance this video make me think

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• SH

  @shadowrider4804 · 6 months ago

  The further I&apos;m in my journey, the less mindbody content I find myself engaging in. At some point, you&apos;re going to start living life again, &nbsp;regardless of symptoms.

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• GE

  @geniely349 · 1 month ago

  I feel like you&apos;re speaking directly to my nervous system and getting through... I needed this so much. <br><br>Thank you for putting in all the work for yourself so you can help us do the same 💕.

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• MA

  @markschmidt3496 · 4 months ago

  YOU are the one to listen to ..to get out of neurological &nbsp;pain..I have.seen others who do what you do..You are the best for me..in resonable doses..I know enough to get started..I am similar as you to begin with..So if you healed..I can definitely heal ..Thank you!

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• NI

  @NickA2-j2v · 6 months ago (edited)

  She is 100% right on healing time and obstacles. When it comes to symptoms just assume if your not feeling back to base that any symptom is anxiety related. Just ignore it. Move on and it will calm. It works

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• SP

  @SperiodozaKamiliapazasssz · 6 months ago

  took seven prime years, my career and life savings so far<br>this shit is hard <br>thank you for sharing

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• CH

  @Chucanelli · 5 months ago

  Needed this. The content addiction/compulsion is real and I don’t find many talking about it in this context specifically. I’m approaching that decision point you talked about. <br><br>I put on music for an hour this morning instead of content, and that was a win. I’m dressed and heading out to do school work I’ve been anxiously avoiding in a coffee shop I’ve been dying to go to. <br><br>Thanks for this. ❤

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