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A Lifelong Partnership

“Evolve with your spouse.” I heard these words of wisdom on Valentine’s Day, and it reminded me of a recent conversation I had with a client. After facing some health challenges and a recent surgery, she entered a new phase of self-evolution. As she met new versions of her body she learned to love and care for herself more deeply. 

 

In a long-term committed relationship, we embark on a journey of discovery, getting to know different versions of each other along the way.

 

As we grow older, our bodies change, and like devoted partners, they deserve love, respect, understanding, and compassion throughout the process.

 

Like any relationship, our bond with our bodies comes with its share of challenges and disagreements. Yet, it's in these moments of vulnerability that we learn to listen, to nurture,and to embrace the changes with grace and acceptance.

 

Some long-term committed relationships come to an end but not the one with your body - that’s the real “till death do us part“ relationship.

 
 
 

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