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At the health retreat we will be assisting people with fertility issues, both male and female. We will be offering massage, detox, steam baths and more. I will be one of the instructors offering crystal healing, and tinctures both herbal and crystal. My business partner Dr. Manta Darnswat is a medical doctor and she will be offering acupuncture. So together we are partnering to bring optimal health services and products to out clients. When you first enter the retreat you will be welcomed with flowers. This is going to be a place where your mind will be able to get quiet and you can go deep within yourself and your team will be assisting you with healing your whole self. PSW: What advice and/or words of wisdom do you have for our readers? I advise everyone, before you do anything consult with your higher power. Whatever your belief system is. Find out if something is for you. I was walking into the American Embassy in Bangkok and the woman there asked me if I was a spiritual person. She told me she felt me before I came around the corner. I had already said that before I get there it was already worked out. I was going to be okay. I sat there watching so many people being told they had 7 days to leave the country and not given extensions. But, not my son and I. We were approved. This is why I am the way I am. If you are where you are supposed to be in life, Spirit will open so many doors. I have had nothing but doors open for me. By May I will be in a spanking brand newly built house. It is such a beautiful home and right across the street is the health food store I will be working in. Idania Reiss my newly adopted mother here in Thailand always reminds me to “Cha Cha!”, which means take my time. Spirit had to move me here to Thailand to get me to slow down. I advise everyone to Cha Cha! Thank you so much Tonya, for having me share with the Plus Size Wellness readers. Also, thank you for being a pioneer. You are a pioneer because you are taking this mission to show us that we are all beautiful people no matter what shape or size you are. Thank you! Dr.Cesily DeAngelo Ph.D. Metaphysician Of Holistic Metaphysic Healing May be contacted at 1+480 253 9407 Follow Dr. Cesily on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/doctordeangelophd
11 Offensive Phrases You Didn’t Realize Are Fat Shaming By Nakeisha Campbell I spent the first 16 years of my life as a plus-sized girl. During that time, I rarely ever felt like I was beautiful. And it was hard to see myself as attractive when the media bombarded me with images of thin and beautiful women all the time. It was hard for me to accept how I looked when I was constantly pressured into going on diets to lose weight. I understood that some people actually meant well when they kept encouraging me to shed a few pounds, but deep down, those pieces of advice actually stung. I didn’t realize it at the time, but those so-called helpful comments were actually forms of fat shaming. Being told that I should take smaller portions of food, or having people assume that I was incapable of doing certain things because of my weight was not only rude, but it also took a huge toll on my self-esteem. What hurt even more was how some people, including my own friends, would use the word “fat” like it was an insult. It even got to a point where I started to believe that I looked unattractive because of my size. But thankfully, I eventually realized that someone’s size does not measure their beauty or their worth. I learned that, in spite of what society may think, you can be both fat and fabulous. If you’ve ever offended a fat person with a rude comment, then chances are, you probably don’t understand why your well-intended suggestions are actually hurtful. Take a look at these 11 phrases you probably didn’t realize are fat shaming: 1. “Ewww, I feel so fat.” I hear this phrase a lot. But it wasn’t until recently that I realized how harmful and offensive this actually sounds. Saying that you “feel fat” communicates that you see actually being fat as an insult. And plus, you will only come off as an attention seeker who’s looking for sympathy and extra compliments. So if you just had a huge meal and you feel full, or if you suddenly feel like you’ve gained a bit of weight, don’t use the word “fat” like it’s an insult. .2. “You’re really pretty for a plus-sized girl.” By telling someone that they’re pretty for a plus-sized or fat girl, you’re telling them that their size gives them a major disadvantage, because all plus-sized girls are generally not beautiful. That is insulting.
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