My Response to PESSIMISTS and MORE Answers to Great Questions from the Comment Section

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Crappy Childhood Fairy

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Every day, I read the comments and questions of hundreds of viewers on my KZfaq channel. Sometimes the questions make me angry. Sometimes I want to give the person a hug! In this video I respond to some of the most challenging and interesting questions about Childhood PTSD and how we heal, one by one.
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@brookewilliams1705
@brookewilliams1705 Жыл бұрын
I too am living proof we CAN heal!!! Just last night, while watching a movie with family and friends, my fearful, anxious thoughts started up. I was mildly dysregulated. In the past, not knowing a thing about dysregulation and C-PTSD, I would’ve followed those thoughts right down the rabbit hole into major fear, anxiety, panic, and desperation. I might have acted out (shifting my fear and anxiety into blame) or I might have taken some regrettable action (like quitting a job) that was purely trauma-driven. These days I use the super duper uber-effective Daily Practice to deal with my dysregulated thoughts. It works! And since I’ve been doing the Daily Practice, exactly as taught, for many months now, I can sometimes just recognize what’s happening (“Oh, I’m dysregulated and can’t exactly believe these thoughts/can’t exactly take these thoughts seriously in this moment”) and get relief that way and shift right out of the dysregulation! Beautiful! Brilliant! Amazing! Thank you, thank you, thank you Anna for all you do!!!
@CrappyChildhoodFairy
@CrappyChildhoodFairy Жыл бұрын
So thrilled that you are doing the DP and making such great progress. Thank you for your inspiring comment. :) Julie@TeamFairy
@stevealexander2649
@stevealexander2649 Жыл бұрын
thanks for sharing in such a positive way,it helps
@sheilagavin6536
@sheilagavin6536 11 ай бұрын
​@@CrappyChildhoodFairy Thank you so very much Anna R.,CCF! for sharing about your having experienced an attack on the street as an adult. You describing the anger, MRI results, physical injuries and real brain changes is helpful. You are so beautiful inside and out! Gratitude ❤
@work-in-progress
@work-in-progress Жыл бұрын
I'm from India and a 23 yo women idk how much of an international audience you've but let me tell share that trauma has no geographical boundaries. I'm honestly so disappointed when people pull this rhetoric of developed countries vs developing countries or something from the past like Hitler's dictatorship. There are many places where dictatorships with despicable human rights violations still exist but healing isn't about trauma olympics. This is about the beauty of humanity where we all gather and celebrate each other's resilience and joy. When I listen to your wisdom I feel so warm and despite the cultural differences I appreciate your wisdom so much. I didn't have healthy parental figures in life neither did my parents, maybe I'm the 1st one in generations pursuing higher degrees in fields like law. I just wanted to say everytime I feel uncomfortable with C-ptsd symptoms I listen to your wisdom. I'm so happy to see that despite all the turmoil you endured, you've a beautiful life which you devotionally worked for and now you're sharing with us how we can be on the boat. People don't have to agree with everything you or anyone says but we all know the world needs more consciousness and optimism and you're one of those ray of sunshine. So thank you so much for everything ❤
@montanameg
@montanameg Жыл бұрын
Beautiful statement! Love it 🥰
@thenewyorkcitizen
@thenewyorkcitizen Жыл бұрын
"you can't go around being an angry woman all the time, but then I just couldn't NOT be an angry woman." I think this statement is profound considering that the world has always feared and condemned female anger and rage. We have been told directly and often in more subtle ways NOT to express anger which, as you know Anna, doesn't make it go away. I would love for you to expand on this subject of anger. Keep up the great work.
@sheilagavin6536
@sheilagavin6536 11 ай бұрын
Yes! Thank you for your great comment about anger and women ❤ I relate to exactly what you've expressed.
@loveinthematrix
@loveinthematrix 9 ай бұрын
Hey I hope you post videos on your account - I love New York !
@loveinthematrix
@loveinthematrix 9 ай бұрын
I struggle with accepting my rage as a woman, interpersonally and societally. I often feel like it's either demure and kind or intense and rageful, I often feel like there is no place for my rage even in my own home. I get afraid I'm going to be screamed at every time I speak 'with my chest' as the kids say
@ab-gail
@ab-gail 6 ай бұрын
I must say I (a woman) disagree. Anger in general is something that society fears man or woman. Maybe I just haven’t experienced what you’ve experienced but it feels invalidating to say this as if men’s anger is always validated. This is especially true with male trauma. “Just suck it up.” - the ignorant to the harmed (male or female).
@excel04
@excel04 Жыл бұрын
English person here saying we have some weird ideas about class and not getting ideas above your station and heaven forbid anyone smile at you on the tube but that is not mutually exclusive from healing. If anything a rising tide lifts plenty of other boats.
@roxydee1452
@roxydee1452 Жыл бұрын
As a recovered "twin soul believer", I can say this is extremely damaging when the object of your fantasy does not outrightly push you away, but toys with you, enjoying the intention and energy but showing no intention of letting anything develop. Happened to me twice in my past...more than a year of interaction but not even a coffee date. Don't confuse a timewaster with a deep soul connection!
@roxydee1452
@roxydee1452 Жыл бұрын
PS. As I wrote my comment above I was on my way to a function. Who should happen to be the last-minute emergency fill-in host... but Limerant Object #2! It has been 18 months since we last saw one another. Situation with him was always better than with Object 1#, but had I known in advance he was going to be there, I would not have attended; a decision I have made on several previous occasions. But at same time, it was good I went... and got a reality check! He greeted me politely yet curtly and basically ignored me the rest of the time, a very differnt vibe to the "old days" when he and I would always chat animatedly, before things got "weird" between us, for which I do take the majority of the blame. I had to concentrate on reminding myself why I was there (cos it's an activity I genuinely love) and NOT read anything into any of his jokes or innuendos. Said to myself, these are part of his personality/ hosting style, not secret messages to me! As he walked out to leave afterwards, surrounded by a group of people, he caught my eye and glared at me so I did not even have opportunity to say thank you, good to see you, take care etc. His hostility/ dismissiveness toward me was certainly not nice, but I have been doing my work so am not falling apart right now! ...Plus, tomorrow I do have a (platonic) coffee date with someone who seems a lot more "on the level".
@ParkRangerJake
@ParkRangerJake Жыл бұрын
@@roxydee1452 yeah french fry...
@Gen-yh1jz
@Gen-yh1jz Жыл бұрын
@@roxydee1452 Good for you. There are some people who will get mad that you won’t settle for crumbs and let them steal your energy. Not feeding there ego. Glad you are putting your time into a good relationship. 👍
@loveinthematrix
@loveinthematrix 9 ай бұрын
and I always like to remind people, the true concept of a twin flame is the idea that another human reflects back a part of your own soul. I lost 10 years of my life believing in the twin flame journey, but the one thing I was able to integrate was the concept that the person I was seeing who seemed to be a reflection of the other half of my soul - was still a part of my own soul, something I had authority over. Even if I had to let the person and the idea of romantic love go. Meaning, they were reflecting a part of my own soul. Which belonged to me. It was a deeper part that I felt more disconnected from, that's why seeing it reflected in a person was so beautiful and magical. Yet, it was really just me yearning for depth, for spiritual wholeness and oneness, for love in a deeper sense. In a universal sense. You may have a deep yearning to walk on the spiritual path if you aren't already there - and even though there is heartbreak releasing the idea of a soulmate or twin flame, there is so much within you that can be honored and found by walking that spiritual path. So never give up on the journey of spirituality - but when it comes to personal relationships, they must be grounded in reality and logic in many ways in order to be healthy. Especially after dealing with childhood trauma. Trust me, I am still grieving the loss of someone I considered to be a twin flame - and also grieving the fact that I ever let myself believe it in the first place. It's heartbreaking to realize that what was thought to be this gift, magical relationship was actually in many ways a delusion. Not trying to trigger anyone. I was lost in it for years. Not to sound all woo-woo, but the spiritual path is baller. It makes life on Earth feel absolutely meaningful in the deepest of ways. Even when there isn't a partner to share it with.
@MonicaRelaford
@MonicaRelaford Жыл бұрын
I feel very strongly about my crappy childhood fairy. She HAS shown me a lighted pathway. 48 years finally I found You, you give hope for the tortured child.
@CrappyChildhoodFairy
@CrappyChildhoodFairy Жыл бұрын
Thank you. I'm overjoyed for you to be on your path at last!
@Charlie-cz3jh
@Charlie-cz3jh Жыл бұрын
OMG! I drove off with a gas spout in my car too. It was very late at night at a 7-Eleven in a small town. Two drunk men that did not work there started really messing with me and trying to scare me and it worked. Then the gas station tried to sue me... a woman called me from the courthouse and I explained what happened. The case was thrown out. It's too bad this pessimistic viewer is jumping ship. I have found your channel to be very helpful. Thanks Anna❤
@CrappyChildhoodFairy
@CrappyChildhoodFairy Жыл бұрын
Wow, what a scary experience! Glad you ended up safe. Julie@TeamFairy
@Charlie-cz3jh
@Charlie-cz3jh Жыл бұрын
@@CrappyChildhoodFairy Hi Julie. I did not know that there was more than one Crappy Childhood Fairy. I feel SO blessed.. Nice to meet you. Thank you for your support.🥰
@bethanyrenea
@bethanyrenea Жыл бұрын
My sister did similar. Except the gas station didn't charge her or try to sue her. It's their parking lot. Where the security? Side note, in some states, is a store has a sign on the door that guns aren't allowed and a gunman comes in shooting, you can sue the business if they don't have law enforcement posted at their store where they say you can't defend yourself with your own gun. Not really related, but except a business * suing 🤷🏻‍♀️ bonus note. Lol.
@heidi.l
@heidi.l Жыл бұрын
Omg! I love you. You don't have to explain any credentials to me. I accidentally stumbled upon you a few months ago. I was definitely rock bottom with depression and hopelessness. I binged you for a week! You definitely hit home for me. I never dreamed I had ptsd and never heard of cptsd. You have changed my life and helped me understand myself with all your incredible knowledge. You have made my life make sense. I have hope now and know it is possible for me to be a happy person and have inner peace. I'm still searching for my sole mate, but now I know it's still possible. The saddest part of this all, is I will be 70 years old in September😂. I wish you were here when I was 30. I wouldn't have lived such a lonely crappy adulthood. I thank you from the deepest of my heart and my inner sole.
@CrappyChildhoodFairy
@CrappyChildhoodFairy Жыл бұрын
What a beautiful message! And what hope you have shared, that great healing is possible at any stage of life! Hugs to you.
@heidi.l
@heidi.l Жыл бұрын
Thank you for replying and so fast! You are so thoughtful. I love it when you read people's emails. That's my next step. I'm dying to write you and get your detailed advise.
@quiethours1818
@quiethours1818 Жыл бұрын
There's kind of an x factor in people like this, where they suck the oxygen out of a room before anyone can really get a word in edgewise. They're just people who need to learn to have fun and enjoy their life. My girlfriend's dad is like that, everything is about the holocaust and suffering and sadness. They refuse to have fun or let there be joy. Once you're that negatively charged, genuinely happy people feel like poison to you. Keep on keeping on Anna and crew, thank you for all you do!
@thenewyorkcitizen
@thenewyorkcitizen Жыл бұрын
I call this mentality 'competitive suffering olympics". I just avoid these types because no matter what you say it never helps.
@100th_monkey
@100th_monkey Жыл бұрын
I love it so much that you said "let there be joy". I really think it is a choice to open that door. Sometimes it's a bit stuck but it's worth giving it a shove ❤
@montanameg
@montanameg Жыл бұрын
I now realize just how negative my parents were: and Siblings- Like you said: sucks the life right out of ya.I avoid those folks
@redwoods7370
@redwoods7370 Жыл бұрын
Oh, Anna, so sorry you were randomly attacked on the street after surviving your childhood traumas. That hurts my heart so much. And here you are helping all of us deal with our CPTSD. God bless you.
@trippssey
@trippssey Жыл бұрын
Some people scrutinize the messenger and forget to pay attention to the message. Thank you so much for bringing such important messages in such practical and down to earth ways.
@jewelj7507
@jewelj7507 Жыл бұрын
Anna, I must say that I’m from London and I get you and understand completely how you put things. Your videos have been very helpful. I appreciate your down to earth, practical advice and the fact that you don’t pander to egos but call us out. I’m sorry I wasn’t able to attend your London workshop last month and hope I can make the next one. Ok, off to do the daily practice, thanks again. Jewel 💎
@CrappyChildhoodFairy
@CrappyChildhoodFairy Жыл бұрын
Thanks for your comment, so glad you are doing Daily Practice with us! Julie@TeamFairy
@queenofkingsbury
@queenofkingsbury Жыл бұрын
At 39:20 this explains why I sometimes feel I crave drama! Once again, Anna, you nailed it. The calmness allows the trama to surface. Yikes. When I first started doing the daily practice (see link in the description box) I felt a little overwhelmed. It was calming and i allowed all the thoughts (fears and resentments) to surface so I i can scratch them down on paper. But as soon as I wrote the final paragraph about releasing them from your thoughts.......etc., then destroying the paper, I understood how this can be useful. My mind was free, for a while. Rinse and repeat latter in the day. No need for drama now, to suppress the trauma. The daily practice helps release the trauma that's clogging up the brain.
@CrappyChildhoodFairy
@CrappyChildhoodFairy Жыл бұрын
Thank you so much for sharing how the Daily Practice is helping you. Strong work. Julie@TeamFairy
@prettywoman853
@prettywoman853 11 ай бұрын
I’m from Ukraine and I benefit from your videos. And no, Americans aren’t all positive, many are deeply hurt. Pain does not discriminate based on someone’s origin or nationality.
@writer102657
@writer102657 Жыл бұрын
I so needed to hear this, this morning. Thank you, Anna. ♥ Ironically, a stage IV cancer diagnosis in Aug. 2020 sparked a level my emotional-spiritual trauma that I hadn't been able to access in my years of working to heal. But I've been haunted by one therapist from among the eleven I went to who spoke from that pessimistic mindset when I had come to her wide open and optimistic. I came to her in my early 30s (am 65 now), was so open and her words burned a message in my heart that has lurked even though I often find reason to feel joy and optimism. The way I articulated my goal when I went her was to "get to Square One". To me, that meant being whole enough to have say-so over my own choices and behavior, and not be driven by "mom and dad and big sister tapes" or by whatever upsetting input came my way. The "knowing" condescending smile on her face when she said "Your mother will always be hovering at your shoulder" and when she actually laughed when I said I wanted to be whole and then replied "That's a nice goal but no one is ever whole" are still haunting memories. After ending our association, I found out that she had learned her fiancé was cheating on her -- the fallout from that shouldn't have spilled into her work with people but I'm sure that was part of the attitude brought to vulnerable clients. There was an element of sadism from her. Anyway, as I listened to the way you have answered the person you first addressed in this video a felt a lightening and a sense of breathing more easily. Still am, and I'm smiling as I type this because I feel like remaining tentacles of an unwelcome long-term guest, that therapist's negating narrative, has finally left. You are such a healer, Anna. Blessings to you.
@CrappyChildhoodFairy
@CrappyChildhoodFairy Жыл бұрын
What a complicated and beautiful experience. Sometimes this wisdom unfolds very slowly indeed! Your age-30 goal is so perfect, so advanced, and really could serve as a default guide for all trauma recovery. I'm so sorry you were met with negation. Clearly it didn't work in the long run! The person who wrote the letter you reference (who was not sadistic like your therapist -- just discouraged!) let me know she did see the video and was taken aback, and apologized. I hope she sees your story here, and can experience the same lightening and release. Blessings to you and all the cells in your body!
@writer102657
@writer102657 Жыл бұрын
@@CrappyChildhoodFairy thank you so much, Anna. ♥ And thank you for sharing that you had follow-up with the person who wrote the letter. I'm so glad she reached back out to you after seeing your video. I also hope that she will experience the release and lightening, giving substance for hope and freeing up "space" for further healing.
@martacore6518
@martacore6518 Жыл бұрын
I learned more in 1 week with you than 2 years in therapy. Thank you❤
@queenofkingsbury
@queenofkingsbury Жыл бұрын
Same, except for me it was 5 years in therapy!
@martacore6518
@martacore6518 Жыл бұрын
@@queenofkingsbury . I got it finally. Now I know why I react to my triggers. Thank you to her videos and stories. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
@mindfulmarie-
@mindfulmarie- Жыл бұрын
I have just completed a BS in Psychology and I am doing a trauma-informed mindfulness practitioners course too however YOU are my go-to for my own healing (experience is essential in the matter of trauma) Thankyou for helping people by sharing your experiences
@fizzyxcustard
@fizzyxcustard Жыл бұрын
I’m also from the UK, Anna, and I can tell you that we don’t all think that way. And I’m sorry you received this comment and it got to you. Your videos are always so insightful and motivating. Thank you for everything you do.
@samanthak4583
@samanthak4583 Жыл бұрын
THANK YOU for sharing your opinion on "twin flames", I also had to deal with someone who became too attached to me and eventually had to enforce a boundary for my own well-being. I don't often hear from others with similar experiences, but it feels good to know I'm not alone. Sometimes it feels like I have to defend myself by my lonesome, but I'm trying my best to remind myself I am strong enough 🙏
@ParkRangerJake
@ParkRangerJake Жыл бұрын
Yeah french fry...
@bethtaylor9773
@bethtaylor9773 Жыл бұрын
I love the Daily Practice and add to it a gratitude list. A gratitude list is a list of what has really happened in my life and can be very personalized for each person.
@newlife8610
@newlife8610 Жыл бұрын
Gratitude is being thankful. I don’t feel grateful for what has really happened to me in my life?????? I’m confused as to your comment.
@antor2471
@antor2471 Жыл бұрын
You’re so sweet
@bethtaylor9773
@bethtaylor9773 Жыл бұрын
@@newlife8610 My gratitude list started 35 years ago. The first thing on it was that I was grateful for the flour in the cabinet (because I like to bake). Then I thanked God for the car that ran half the time and the gas in it. Then I thanked Him for my dad's fishing wagon that I could borrow when my car wouldn't start. I was in a little 2 bedroom rent house raising three kids on a teacher's pay. The more I thanked Him, the longer my list grew - added in all the times He'd protected us. Today they're all grown and I have grands - own a 3 bedroom home in a nice part of town. More than that though, I thank Him for His presence and love in my life. Gratitude is for what I have, not for what I don't have. Anything that was done to me back then, Jesus has not allowed to hurt me in the long run.
@paulsimon3086
@paulsimon3086 Жыл бұрын
I started doing your technique a few days ago… i give my fears to god daily now, and put myself in his hands, and say “not my will but yours be done”, and then… there is a deep sense growing in me, there is a type of inner strength based on growing faith that i really can make true progress if i lean on this deep conviction that i am being led rightly. Something very profound is already happening, and its only been a few days. And i want to go deeper. I can now understand why you would still be practicing this exercise all this time later. Thank you for being here making these videos, you are the right person for this. Thank you for sharing your technique. And thank you for explaining dysregulation, so much makes sense now.
@CrappyChildhoodFairy
@CrappyChildhoodFairy Жыл бұрын
Thank you for your wonderful comment! So glad you have begun the Daily Practice and I have great faith that your healing has entered a positive new phase. Julie@TeamFairy
@r.p.8906
@r.p.8906 Жыл бұрын
I recorded a short part of the last daily practice. You answered a question that is running my life!! I could not believe your clear and strong answer that gave me such a relief of GUILT!! Such a wonderful answer!! We have tendency to go to guilt and shame and you are very well aware of what to DO about it. Thank you!
@CrappyChildhoodFairy
@CrappyChildhoodFairy Жыл бұрын
Thank you for coming to the call! So glad an answer resonated with you! Julie@TeamFairy
@MonicaRelaford
@MonicaRelaford Жыл бұрын
❤Anna! Bc of you, my women cave was cleaned today! ❤You Anna! Refined thinking, which is healing my broken heart🫸💔🔥❤️🫷. Sometimes I repeat your videos that bring light and warmth to me. I have yet to find a video that sucks!!
@CrappyChildhoodFairy
@CrappyChildhoodFairy Жыл бұрын
Best review ever. Thank you, and enjoy your woman cave! Sounds like heaven!
@DJTheBlondeSpirit
@DJTheBlondeSpirit Жыл бұрын
Love you Anna was so good to meet you and attend your workshop keep going you are healing the world from life lived experience which is much more helpful for us
@soundisme8068
@soundisme8068 Жыл бұрын
Your videos on limerence finally gave a name to behavior I knew was my problem but lacked the ability to express. All it took was giving a name to the ghost that controlled my thoughts my whole life. It was like a switch went off. Healing and relearning to trust myself and my emotions has been one of the most positive experiences I've had in a really long time. I've even met someone special. It's fully reciprocated and so effortless. I never thought I could be so optimistic and happy and knowing it's 100% real. I would not be here without your content. Thankyou
@PrimRoseLane
@PrimRoseLane Жыл бұрын
I find Pessimism helps prepare me for the inevitable incoming difficulties. It helps prepare me for more hardship, and is unfortunately more accurate to reality than optimism. ALWAYS YMMV. I am cheerleader triggered.
@SusanaXpeace2u
@SusanaXpeace2u Жыл бұрын
True, expecting nothing has helped me get through stressful times
@lyndaarnold2090
@lyndaarnold2090 Жыл бұрын
Thank you Anna for sharing some comments that are difficult. I love that you are real and transparent. I’ve learned so much from your videos! Thank you!! ❤
@lk80630
@lk80630 Жыл бұрын
Just for you Anne, my future daughter in law is a therapist, trained in one of the best universities on the East coast thinks highly of you.
@CrappyChildhoodFairy
@CrappyChildhoodFairy Жыл бұрын
I'm honored :) Thanks for sharing that.
@equiknox14
@equiknox14 Жыл бұрын
Your story is deeply moving and inspiring. Not to mention how much courage you demonstrate in sharing your wisdom. Any and every blessing that comes your way ypu unequivocally deserve. May you receive many more!
@andreadonegan4780
@andreadonegan4780 Жыл бұрын
Hello from Ireland 🇮🇪 healing nicely from complex trauma. Working with the nervous system and neuroplactisty. 🤗🤗🤗🤗
@ldellan3211
@ldellan3211 Жыл бұрын
Yes, adult trauma letting the genie out of the bottle - the perfect description of how it finally cracks open.
@ragga7862
@ragga7862 11 ай бұрын
I discovered this channel last year after searching for what the h*** was wrong with me (long story, won’t get into it here), and Anna described me to the T. I binge watched and cried for two weeks. Still watching, learning something valuable every week. Fast forward, I am learning to know the signs of getting dysregulated, and know better now what to do about it. The first time I did the daily practice, it was like night and day. Instant transformation. Anna also recommend waking up an hour earlier to avoid hurrying and to do self care, which I struggle with doing consistently. For weeks ago I started to shower right after work in the nursing home after changing out of my scrubs to go home, and my stress is diminished. Two days ago I didn’t, and I procrastinated on self care which led to hurrying and stress later on. Not good, it actually dysregulated me a bit. Picking up self care again, to let myself feel good. I started a while ago asking men who show interest important questions and have uncovered red flags and called out questionable behavior early on instead of playing cool and staying in the business of collecting red flags. I am serious about stopping re-traumatizing myself. I really am healing, and I am hopefull. In less than a year I have raised my self awareness and healed a lot, I am hopefull for the future, and I do believe that I can heal, and that there is a lot I can do myself to stay healed.
@meeraraj0
@meeraraj0 Жыл бұрын
2:00 Dear Fairy I also saw that comment and I passed without reading. I'm here for YOUR input. Thank you for taking time to read comments. You handled this with gentleness and empathy. Your voice was so soothing to listen to. You helped me understand myself.
@taniamartins3469
@taniamartins3469 Жыл бұрын
Hello Anna! I'm Tania 44 yo and I live in Portugal. I have CPTSDA and after finishing my 7 year process of psychotherapy I met your channel. Therapy helped me a lot. I started doing your daily practice and I've been able to live without regular therapy and I'm managing to balance my neurological dysregulation on my own. Thank you Anna for your service, for all that you teach, for having dedicated your life to this commitment. Hurted people, victims, attack a lot because they are in pain. I admire the way you addressed the letter of the person who invoked the theme of the holocaust. Good and evil exist everywhere and in all cultures. When we continue to cultivate ideas of separation that's a redflag that we're not okay with. Keep up with your work! Thank you very much. Hug from Portugal! 🙏
@bridgetveldhuis4473
@bridgetveldhuis4473 Жыл бұрын
I am in the UK and I recomment you to people. I have learned so much! ❤
@robertpina99
@robertpina99 Жыл бұрын
I've been doing the daily practice for 27 days. Already I've noticed a mindfulness I've never experienced before. I'm now aware of my triggers and the emotional/psychological response they evoke. I'm able to transition through disregulation in a fluid and effortless way. It feels as if I'm moving through water these days rather than barreling over a waterfall. It seems like a very slow process toward healing, but I'm determined to stick with the daily practice and realize the benefits I'm only now beginning to experience. Disregard the naysayers, Anna. This recent convert to the daily practice will forever be grateful for the second chance at life you've given me. Love.❤
@CrappyChildhoodFairy
@CrappyChildhoodFairy Жыл бұрын
I am so happy to hear that the Daily Practice has been helpful! Thank you so much for sharing, I'll make sure Anna reads this. -Calista@TeamFairy
@Lolabelle59
@Lolabelle59 Жыл бұрын
I'm so sorry you get those negative comments, but I guess that comes with the territory. Very sorry you - and all of us here - went through what we went through, but I'm so grateful to you and this Community for giving me hope and the tools to heal.
@dustinpeck4174
@dustinpeck4174 11 ай бұрын
I’ve been listening to you every morning and night since i learned that I had cptsd. Oddly, I can see that I had prepared my life for healing, even before I knew what was wrong. My therapist told me about cptsd after I sabotaged and ruined my 22 year marriage. I knew then that I had it and had to heal. I work in the mental health field and teach skills. So I applied skills, listened to you and learned about ifs. I doubled down in learning and started to actually call my trauma trauma. I know you can heal! Thank you so much for your work!
@CrappyChildhoodFairy
@CrappyChildhoodFairy 11 ай бұрын
Blessings to you!
@kittyweisman6655
@kittyweisman6655 Жыл бұрын
I absolutely adored when you started talking about limerence and horses and Laura Ingalls Wilder! You are the best Anna - thank you for being you!
@CrappyChildhoodFairy
@CrappyChildhoodFairy Жыл бұрын
Aw, I'm so happy to hear that. It's so lovely when a little arcane part of one's personal reality is understood by another person. Did you have things like that?
@jewelysjourney7136
@jewelysjourney7136 Жыл бұрын
Thank you for this video. I am self diagnosed CPTSD due to childhood abandonment, neglect, and abuse from being raised by an alcoholic mother. Your channel, videos, website, and free downloads have helped me tremendously. Thank you. Despite many many many years of working on myself and making strides; I am still often triggered and find myself emotionally dysregulated. Usually after a few hours (or in some cases days), I will have clarity about why I was triggered. Sadly, the damage is usually already done and then I am left feeling emotionally hung over and picking up the pieces of whatever was broken due to my lashing out. In high stress times, it becomes even more difficult to stay grounded and not allow myself to be triggered. Keep up the amazing work. Many of us need you!
@CrappyChildhoodFairy
@CrappyChildhoodFairy Жыл бұрын
Thank you so much for your comment! Glad you are here. Have you tried Anna's DP yet? It might help. bit.ly/CCF_DailyPractice Also, it's not free, but the Dysregulation Bootcamp might be of interest too: Dysregulation Bootcamp: bit.ly/CCF__DB Julie@TeamFairy
@lustertone8587
@lustertone8587 Жыл бұрын
I wish I would have known about my cPTSD 19 years ago and understood how it has taken me down a dark painful road with a controlling covert narcissist who I quickly merged with after my first divorce (and her second that she was still finalizing). We were married within 2 months of meeting and she has played on my inner critic, disregulation and insecurities for years to make my life hell. I am so grateful for the insights and information that those like yourself are providing to give us hope and healing in our broken cPTSD lives.
@jenniferlynn3537
@jenniferlynn3537 Жыл бұрын
Hi Anna ~ Wow, lots to unpack with regard to this video. My impression is that you found the 1st comment discussed to be triggering - which is understandable when you believe passionately in what you’re doing here on KZfaq. Yet from what you shared of the British viewer’s comment, I didn’t perceive pessimism, but something more along the lines of realism. I’ll explain why. I’m American - and note that many Americans tend to employ language that is either ambiguous, imprecise, or smacks of absolutes. I wasn’t even aware of it until I entered my career in civil law - where care in one’s choice of words is extremely important. Assessing a statement like, “You can heal your trauma,” the first thing that comes to mind is, “What do you mean by heal?” Because “heal” implies that something can be repaired - and from my reading of Bessel van der Kolk .....in the case of developmental trauma and its impact on the brain, that’s not really the case, right? Now, that’s not to say that people who’ve experienced developmental trauma which has resulted in adult PTSD (or as you prefer, C-PTSD) can’t learn to manage their symptoms to live happier, more rewarding lives. It does, however mean that the injury itself is permanent; i.e. there is no cure. Hence the concept being more realistic versus pessimistic. It’s also beneficial in that it provides people with a better understanding of the gravity of the injury - as well as the consistent level of dedication one must bring to the problem if one hopes to “beat the odds,” shall we say. You have said one of your goals here is to encourage people - and that you’re concerned that those in a more negative place in their lives due to “C-PTSD” may be discouraged by reading something critical in the comments section. I actually worry that in holding out an overly optimistic prediction of how others lives will be “transformed” by pursuing your strategies, those whose lives do not experience a similarly significant, rapid, transformation will lose all motivation to continue work on themselves. Perhaps the British viewer holds a similar opinion - and as you said, perspectives will vary by personality type, culture, and life experience. Now, although I’m an extremely rational thinker, after watching a number of your videos, I actually WAS under the impression that you were a licensed therapist. I agree that assistance to those suffering the pervasive effects of developmental trauma can come from many sources: therapists are often unhelpful, it’s not only licensed clinicians who can offer good strategies, and you’re at liberty to share what helped you (a laudable goal). I think it would enhance others’ perception that you’re approaching this issue ethically be posting a short disclaimer at the opening of each video noting that you aren’t a licensed therapist, you’re not seeking profit, and that your opinion is founded on your own experience. With regard to the “twin flame believers” - I’d say this: Some of that concept is borrowed from Judaism, in which at least some sects hold the idea is that a soul has been split (at conception) and is awaiting reunion with its other half in adulthood. It’s not only a new-age construct, but actually developed in of one of the oldest organized religions on Earth. As you said - who knows what exists beyond the physical world. I appreciate your point about how magical thinking and an unfounded fantasy can deprive people of the opportunity to find real love - but have you considered that perhaps that fantasy is serving a function of keeping someone away from entering detrimental relationships until they do some serious “work on self” ??? Which is to say that unless a person is behaving inappropriately and not respecting boundaries, I’d be hesitant to discourage those holding such beliefs - as they may need that fantasy to prop up poor self esteem until they can actually build some for themselves. This may be more of a therapeutic approach than you’re comfortable with undertaking, but I’ll just suggest it may be of more help to offer something along the lines of the importance of living the life one has now, or that if they truly believe in that concept, they should engage in some serious introspection to develop themselves into the best version of themselves ...to be prepared for when they can be reunited. As you said, those folks clicked on you for a reason! Lastly, due to the possibility of C-PTSD being lumped in with Borderline Personality Disorder in the upcoming edition of the DSM (and the stigma associated with personality disorders), you might wish to assess whether implementing the alternate term “developmental trauma” will serve everyone better - especially since the name itself has the benefit of being more descriptive of what’s actually occurred rather than just labelling someone according to their symptoms. I know this was quite long - I really just wanted to show you what was in my toolbox. And while not a right guaranteed under the U.S. Constitution, the Declaration of Independence did indeed assert the importance of not constraining mankind from life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness ...and like you, my wish is that as many people as possible who suffer the ramifications of a crappy childhood will find their way to a path leading to the happiness they seek. I offer this in that spirit. Have a great day!😊
@di3486
@di3486 Жыл бұрын
Pessimists are not the same as realists. Realism is a good touch to have while being optimistic.
@BB.halo_heir
@BB.halo_heir Жыл бұрын
We crave drama because that's what we're used to. Especially when we're talking to a healthy person and we don't know how to deal with them. Possibly even get jealous of them so we create drama to get our familiar feelings back. Some people don't want to be healed yet. Praying they reach that point ❤🙏
@anotherhealingjourneybegins
@anotherhealingjourneybegins Жыл бұрын
In my case, I don't think it's impossible to heal. It's just not easy and sometimes you stumble backwards often. Been on a healing journey but currently right back on the floor. Family members that give me anxiety recently came by for business and I've been dissociated ever since. It's been days and all I've done is roll around in the mud of poor choices. I wish I was stronger. But the past few days since seeing them, I've not been aligned with my best self. But I still have hope. Thank you Anna and Team Fairy ✨️
@donaldswan1587
@donaldswan1587 Жыл бұрын
I have recovered from addiction, gone from being afraid to speak to anyone, to playing music and speaking publicly to hundreds of people at a time, grown in confidence in many ways. Whilst work is most definitely still in progress, I can honestly say, that the "experts" and professionals have not only been the LEAST useful source of help with all this, but in some cases they have caused serious setbacks through their ignorance and lack of real experience. Give me someone who has the experience, and is willing to share it, any day
@shawnie2027
@shawnie2027 Жыл бұрын
Thank you Anna for showing us how to deal with criticism in a positive way. We all need to learn this wether we have CPTSD or not. I am a yearly member and finally two weeks ago left a 13yr very abusive relationship. I give you a lot of credit for helping me to start to heal and realize I’m able to chg. I have not been able mentally to stick to the courses because of having to move out of my house with one friend one day helping me and my Mom one day helping and the rest by myself one car load at a time 😢not complaining (well kinda hahaha I know I know do the daily practice 🤣… immediately after I finish this). I have a disability scoliosis so I use a walker and have had alot of pain and I’m not even finished moving it all yet but almost! So… I’m thankful for your channel and courses because I totally feel like The Lord has lead me to get real help from your generosity in sharing what worked for you! I just had to write and try to encourage you because it sounds like you might need a lil ❤so you remember YOUR MAKING A DIFFERENCE! THANK YOU FROM 🇺🇸lol I too love being American! 😂I love people from everywhere and really wish we could all just remember we are all children of God and are the same. P.S. I had years of therapy yrs ago and stopped because I was feeling worse instead of better and felt like I must just be too big of a mess to help. That help lead me into the last 13yr relationship with a REAL NARCISSIST and my family has been trying to get me out for years but I was too traumatized to leave. Then I found Crappy Childhood Fairy! ❤❤❤🙏of course I give my Jesus the Glory and He let me find you so let me make sure I give the credit where it is due! ❤😊 God Bless keep going 🙏I for one am so grateful for your example! 💯🙏❤️
@TheConsummateArtist
@TheConsummateArtist Жыл бұрын
I just wanted to correct a point made by the letter writer at 4:30 (back seat driver comment, I know!) ... Both the US Constitution/Dec. of Indep. and British Law are based on the same document, the Magna Carta. Our lawful system (not to be confused with the legal system) also comes from Great Britain, called Common Law. There are definitely echoes of the pursuit of happiness and natural, God given rights in English Common Law. Whether the present country of Great Britain upholds those rights or not is beside the point (certainly the US Constitution has been violated several times by our own legal system - this is nothing new). We weaken ourselves by playing the victim of whatever governmental system we're under. It's unfortunate that injustice happens, but being in a state of victimhood will not fix anything.
@susancohen376
@susancohen376 11 ай бұрын
That’s what I said! I so enjoyed your comment…spot on!
@pennypalmer9017
@pennypalmer9017 4 ай бұрын
Anna, I feel so so so grateful to have found your videos! Such a relief to hear what you have to say. I will be starting the daily practice. I would also like to attend the daily practice calls you mentioned. God bless you and yours Anna! I think you are very intelligent and valuable! Sincerely, Penny Palmer from southern California.
@amarbyrd2520
@amarbyrd2520 Жыл бұрын
So grateful both for your insights and also that you're willing to share them
@Brown_mochii
@Brown_mochii Жыл бұрын
I mean I’ve been through some brutal stuff (born in a 3rd world country too) but here I am healed and happy and hopeful and optimistic for my future. So yes it’s very very possible
@wmh1626
@wmh1626 Жыл бұрын
I'm so impressed with the commenter who connected limerence and horses. My mind was blown when Anna introduced me to limerence, but not until this moment did I connect the dots that I suffer from it not only with men but horses!!!!! Wow! My whole life I would get obsessed thinking I had to have a certain horse, only to find out we were a terrible match. Lots of heartache and thrown away money. I now take lessons at a barn with wonderful horses and get my fix without trying to fill a void with impulsive purchases....💖
@santasantinagatta
@santasantinagatta 5 ай бұрын
Thank you for all your dedication and hard work no one has done to date. Your material is life-liberating and welcomed. Keep it coming. This was very nice of you to give the public access to the daily challenge. God bless you and your endeavors.
@pennPi
@pennPi Жыл бұрын
I am tired of the soulmate and twin soul obsession. It makes more sense that it’s a form of limerance. Having said that, I do have spiritual beliefs mainly based on people who’ve had near death experiences. One person who had NDE addressed twin souls, and their explanation made much more sense. Not everyone has a twin soul and the purpose of a twin soul is not about a romantic union but to gain life experiences simultaneously. In other words, a soul could be a farmer and live that life fully, and also be a politician on the other side of the world. It’s a way to expedite the process of learning.
@sandramulthauf2159
@sandramulthauf2159 Жыл бұрын
Thank you for being so honest and transparent. Thank you for defining issues that I didn’t have a vocabulary for. Thank you for all the amazing work you do. It is making a difference in the world. Healing, even if imperfect , is better than being stuck. Being stuck is a slow and painful death. Life can be painful but if you’re on a healing path, you won’t drown in the difficulties of life you can walk through them and do the work and feel alive and gain much in the process.
@finchsparrowbird
@finchsparrowbird Жыл бұрын
Anna, when are you writing a *BOOK*? Your knowledge and broad life experience is all invaluable to us. Thank you, to you and your team! And power to the other CCFairy pupils.
@anidennisani
@anidennisani Жыл бұрын
Understanding where you are coming from resonates with me. I am grateful for your efforts in helping to spread trauma information. Thanks ❤❤❤❤❤❤
@turquoisetoile-universalethics
@turquoisetoile-universalethics Жыл бұрын
Stereotype is a very dangerous thing when it's used extremely. No matter what country we're in, we all have a right to be happy. It has begun to be my experience that when I live in a punishing angry society, where there is a lot of put down and a lot of revengeful attitude, it does me no good whatsoever. In fact, these days although I empathize greatly with my roommate who struggles with depression, I can't be around that all the time because it does affect me and it does push my buttons and reminds me of how depressed I once was and how depressed I can be again. Instead of discouraging other people from being happy I try to be happy for them no matter how jealous or envious or resentful I feel. I'm reprogramming myself now to be happy cuz I know it's up to me. I'm in pain almost everyday. I suffer from terrible flashbacks. And yet I'm enjoying this beautiful day today. My roommate looks at me often like I'm nuts every time I remark everyday how beautiful the days are. I don't care. I really don't care. My heart goes out to him but I still think it's a beautiful day.
@livinggood6876
@livinggood6876 10 ай бұрын
Pursuit of happiness is in the preamble to the declaration of independence, not even the constitution, it was a goal, a hope. Looking for triggers and not glimmers is a self defeating practice that has nothing to do with nationality or culture. I just started listening to your channel recently and the clarity that I get from you videos is amazing! You unpack all the complexity of emotions, better than most people on the subject of trauma and narcissism.
@mindfulmarie-
@mindfulmarie- Жыл бұрын
I love your pure caring nature. We have this, people we can heal..... xx
@iannorton2253
@iannorton2253 11 ай бұрын
Hi Anna. I'm from England and we could really do with some sunshine here right now. I've only recently discovered your channel while being off work with stress, depression and anxiety - I've been struggling with these since childhood. I'd never been aware of CPTSD, despite all the therapists and mental health professionals I've had dealings with over the years - they never mentioned it. The way it's described and addressed in your videos is allowing me to make sense of how my experiences during childhood have influenced me throughout adulthood, even now (I'm 61 this week). I'm finding your videos very helpful, so want to thank you. Keep up the great work.
@CH-xl7ks
@CH-xl7ks Жыл бұрын
I used to be very pessimistic about healing, until my pessimism almost literally killed me. There was truly a learning curve to admit that I WANTED to get better and that I WANTED to live. I wouldn’t consider myself healed, but I believe healing is possible❤❤
@CrappyChildhoodFairy
@CrappyChildhoodFairy Жыл бұрын
Seriously great insight. It is so hard for us to admit that we even WANT good things. But that is the first step. Julie@TeamFairy
@LolaMoonflower
@LolaMoonflower Жыл бұрын
I left a comment that had been removed . I was disappointed to see it removed.. it was in response to a -response.. I was sharing how much I enjoy your wit and style..it's been very helpful to me to learn about the things that trigger me . I now see people differently.. then I say 'Crappy childhood' I see their triggers now too.. Thank you for that..
@nataliaturner4845
@nataliaturner4845 Жыл бұрын
About that lady who left & criticized you for being too “sunshiny”: It actually reminds me a lot of a video short on Patrick Teahan’s channel about affirmations, why they don’t work, and how to make them work. His view of affirmations sounded similar to her criticism here - basically that they sound super positive in a way that just doesn’t land with some people. The top comment elaborates on that, saying “[This] really explains why I would get frustrated and sometimes even upset by affirmations. My inner child was feeling even more unheard.” I think in both cases, people who aren't receptive to that level of positivity (definitely me sometimes 🙋‍♀it just depends) might be triggered by childhood or complex trauma, rooted in things like invalidation & neglect. You say in another part of this video (@29:56) “I leave it to the therapist to help you analyze what happened in the past. That may be part of your healing for you” and coincidentally, that’s exactly Patrick’s advice w/regard to affirmations 👍 His video short is called "Affirmations Don’t Work Without The Context Of Our Childhood Trauma" and he simply suggests adding your personal story to it, so that it actually makes sense to whatever bad happened to you that you're working to fix with the affirmation. Anyway, I hope that makes sense. I think her criticism of you was unfair. You absolutely do validate what people have been though & the advice you offer is brilliant & affirming, and clearly it's helped a lot of people get better. It’s just that for some people, your style might feel too much like the uninvolved, dismissive, “just get over it and be happy” type of attitude that some people got from their caregivers (instead of actual parenting), and something different, like what Patrick does with "reparenting" and settling "unfinished business" with the parents, might be a better starting point for them than the Daily Practice. One specific type of toxic family that comes to mind, from Patrick's channel, is called “Looks Good On Paper”, where the parents only care about the family’s public image. They push the kids to be high achievers, but never help them resolve any issues. They just tell their kids to “get over it”, put on the happy mask, and keep up the image. I think all toxic families are like that to some extent, but if someone had parents who really pressured them hard to "just look happy" all the time, they might be so fed up with it by now that they are hypersensitive to anything that feels even the slightest little bit like “just get over it and be happy” (bc it takes them right back to the type of crap-fitting they had to do as a kid, so it feels like they're right back where they started & naturally get pessimistic about the recovery process. But maybe with a completely different approach that meets them more where they are at, they'd feel hopeful again & be able to see a way out 🤷‍♀)
@PistolPete1984
@PistolPete1984 Жыл бұрын
Anna Your a great American 🇺🇸! Very positive message always uplifting
@Sabidreams
@Sabidreams 4 ай бұрын
Thank you for inspiring me everyday. Your sweet words are such gifts to us ❤
@ginaw5755
@ginaw5755 Жыл бұрын
Anna, I have learned so much from you and I can’t express how much your videos and techniques have helped me understand and change my life for the better!!!!!!! I found you just when I needed you and I will forever be grateful for you! ❤
@CrappyChildhoodFairy
@CrappyChildhoodFairy Жыл бұрын
I'm so glad the videos and techniques are helping you! Julie@TeamFairy
@lanefaurot
@lanefaurot 11 ай бұрын
I’m so sorry that person said those things! You’ve positively changed my life for the better!
@ellahopkinson
@ellahopkinson Жыл бұрын
I am British myself and there are certainly differences between the culture as a whole but like you said everyone is different. I love your videos and have found so much value in them perhaps because i am ready to embrace change and healing. If you for any reason are not (sounds like this person), there will often be a reason not to get better . I see what she is saying, sometimes it feels like a certain 'American' (stereotypically) toxic positivity can be shoved in your face and of course that's not good so maybe this person is feeling overwhelmed by that type of thing on social media? In any case i don't feel that you give off that vibe and am very grateful for your videos and appreciate especially that you have actually been through a lot of the things you talk about. Thank you for all of these free resources especially for those of us who can't afford help. ❤
@jsjs2347
@jsjs2347 11 ай бұрын
Thank you for your transparency Anna, it helps so much!! ❤
@connied8507
@connied8507 Жыл бұрын
Bless you for reaching out to help humanity. I'm fairly new to your channel and at first the things you talked about was like touching a sore tooth. Now I'm going to have to play catch-up with older videos. I just had to give a virtual hug 🤗 to someone that gives so much.💕
@tomlisa555
@tomlisa555 Жыл бұрын
This is one of the most helpful episode that you have done. Thank you?
@wisdomforwellness5509
@wisdomforwellness5509 7 ай бұрын
I am a brit and I fully disagree with this commentator. I cannot tell you how much your wisdom and techniques have literally transformed my life. You are a God send Anna. We are all so grateful for all that you do.
@neuroblossom
@neuroblossom 11 ай бұрын
watched a few of your videos now, very clean information and balanced perspectives, thank you and kudos
@devilcat7991
@devilcat7991 Жыл бұрын
Dear Anna, you are a TRUE tressure gem! I can tell you, that your vid on limerance was my first from you but you got me so deeply. Within 20 min you explained to me not only my limerance that I had vor 6 year now but you also told me, where it is coming from and BOOM! That was my aha moment with you and ever since I do work on myself. It is hard, no question, but the little steps every day...that is insane. Every time you say, you went to therapy for years and felt worse after than before...I can so relate and probably nearly everyone here does. So thank you so much for your help for self help und every word of courage. For the first time in my life I am changing for the better because I want to and I know how to!
@healingv1sion
@healingv1sion 11 ай бұрын
Wow...one of the best videos on her channel; i see where the people (family and friends) before me went wrong and i see where i can now do better in the present. Thank you
@tracey-lu4kx
@tracey-lu4kx Жыл бұрын
Gnaw ❤ ...Healing is possible, I'm working now, making new friends and keeping me safe. Sure I get triggered sometimes but short lived and way less disregulating...like an hour at most. I got a gradual incremental happy escalator I live on. Anna showed me where to find it.🙋‍♀️💛
@CrappyChildhoodFairy
@CrappyChildhoodFairy Жыл бұрын
That's amazing! Thank you so much for sharing this :) -Calista@TeamFairy
@omniadarweesh2013
@omniadarweesh2013 Жыл бұрын
So much love for you and for what you create ❤
@Captain_MonsterFart
@Captain_MonsterFart Жыл бұрын
Thanks for answering my question about merging! I feel reassured that I am not doing it currently. I just loved hearing about your Laura Ingles Wilder experience growing up. The ice skates, hahaha!! I know that feeling when a TV show doesn't capture the spirit of a book. It's so upsetting.
@ab-gail
@ab-gail 6 ай бұрын
I’m glad you addressed the pessimistic comment. I know that’s a common thought and I definitely want more people to know that healing is possible even if gradual.
@tejug1161
@tejug1161 Жыл бұрын
What I think is, we can get over our trauma but the long-term damage done by the trauma e.g. problem in getting a good education, bad financial situation, lack of friends or relatives, etc. take a lifetime to get over. You always start from minus in any new thing when others might start from zero. Its always harder for us cause CPTSD attacks basic survival skills or things like education, focus, keeping a job, financial position, relationships, etc. But thank you for showing that this trauma can be healed and the ways to regulate ourselves. Its only because of you that I came to know my problem and the fact that others are going through this and that it can be handled. ❤ Please continue doing what you do... You are doing something life giving for people. ❤
@SusanaXpeace2u
@SusanaXpeace2u Жыл бұрын
So true
@adrianr6882
@adrianr6882 Жыл бұрын
in your video and blog "if I had a year to heal from CPTSD" you stated you would be a better worker. If I were in a place of still feeling insecure about my job, this harmless sentiment would feel like an attack. As if you were declaring my happiness were attached to my job. But as somebody who THANKFULLY feels very secure and happy with their job, I see what you're saying - to be less miserable, it helps to work some place where you are valued, heard, and compensated fairly. not enjoying ones job, thus being a poor worker, is indicative that ones emotional or financial needs are not being met. It can be so tough to not hear somebody past our defenses when we struggle with CPTSD. I hope this person finds the strength to confront what is actually bothering them. Love your work Anna, keep it up.
@allysiren
@allysiren Жыл бұрын
I think you are amazing and you know what you are talking about because you have gone through it. All I care about is that you have helped me and been there through my own journey ♡
@TheDotanG
@TheDotanG 3 ай бұрын
You are a really beautiful person, if I may say, and thanks for all the effort you are investing for improving people’s life, in such a deep and profound topic.
@jorgeoms7046
@jorgeoms7046 Жыл бұрын
Thank you. Very inspirational. It’s good to see you word out your clarity. It helps us
@yasemins1313
@yasemins1313 7 ай бұрын
Watching you from Turkey. You have no idea how much you are helping me. Thank you so much from the bottom of my heart. 🙏🏻🌺
@CrappyChildhoodFairy
@CrappyChildhoodFairy 7 ай бұрын
Thank you for being a part of our community here! Nika@TeamFairy
@user-jo8bj4sq4h
@user-jo8bj4sq4h Жыл бұрын
You have helped me more in the few videos l've watched(just discovered you!) Than any help lve ever sought in my 59 years of life🙏
@christiehaynes1011
@christiehaynes1011 11 ай бұрын
Keep doing what u do . We need u here
@ldellan3211
@ldellan3211 Жыл бұрын
Very valuable content, thank you ❤
@littleblackbabycat
@littleblackbabycat Жыл бұрын
Youre amazing ❤ thankyou for all you do. Just listening to your videos is helping me massively. I feel empowered, understand and know I can and will feel better and create the life I want. ❤
@Msjltriplett
@Msjltriplett Жыл бұрын
Ohhhhhhh my, I soooooo love you❤🌹❤️I am in tears… thank you sooooo very much for sharing your story, your life and your healing.❤ You are the walking miracle that we needed, the hope of a different life, lived without crying and all forms of everything thing that you teach we can be healed from as a result of a crappy childhood.🌹🌹🌹
@CrappyChildhoodFairy
@CrappyChildhoodFairy Жыл бұрын
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@user-cu1lj2eg5e
@user-cu1lj2eg5e Жыл бұрын
Thank you Anna for this encouraging video
@russellburt875
@russellburt875 Жыл бұрын
ps, I absolutely love your videos because of the interactions you have with the viewers.
@glendahoperobinson5458
@glendahoperobinson5458 Жыл бұрын
Its sad to know that was her perspective and take away from all you shared. Sometimes people hold on to fear, there is no love if fear takes up more space. I am thankful for all you share, i have healed different parts of me and i will forever be grateful, someday, i will be able to take your courses and i wish to send you some gifts to show you how grateful i am. Words will not ever be enough. Thank you. You are amazing. ✨✨✨
@kendallliann
@kendallliann Жыл бұрын
To me it feels like if I don't heal then the abuser won. And I'll be damned! So recovering and moving on peacefully and abundantly and beautifully means I win. The abuser wants you to never recover.
@jeanieshank1433
@jeanieshank1433 Жыл бұрын
You have given me hope and I have tried your basic writing and it works so much! I write to be able to remember. It’s nice to write to let go to.
@queenofkingsbury
@queenofkingsbury Жыл бұрын
Anna, you are the very first person to ever pinpoint exactly how I feel! You have described yourself and through the letters you read other people with the exact same symptoms and experiences I have had in my life. I too have been too many psychiatrists, therapists with very little results besides medication and repeating my story over again. Dysregulation is the word that describes me and so many others in this community. The daily practice has helped me greatly also. It allows me to have a few hours during the day with a clear enough mind to get things done that I have never been able to before. Personally, my next step will be to join one of your online forums. I think it's on Facebook. I'm a little confused on how to do that. I'll be joining that and seeing if that will bring me to the next step of healing. Also, I have to get out there and try some of the things I've learned with new people, possibly old friends that I trust.
@patm.-xq5tr
@patm.-xq5tr Жыл бұрын
Your video today was just what I needed. Thanks❣️
@SusanSoCal1
@SusanSoCal1 Жыл бұрын
Wonderful, thank you.
@user-oq9kb5oi5f
@user-oq9kb5oi5f 4 ай бұрын
Thank you!! You are a life saver!!
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