| Introduction to the Walk With Jude Program |
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Introduction If you or someone close to suffered the loss of a pregnancy or miscarriage this could be the start of your recovery. Welcome to the Walk With Jude 7 steps. The Steps are the beginning of recovery, the start of a journey surrounded by healing. This is a journey of self awareness, acceptance and action. We are starting the steps to find a way to make our lives better and our families stronger. To learn how to live and embrace our situations so they form our lives, not manage them. The steps have been built from a foundation of hope, support and spirituality. As you make your way through this journey, you will notice your self love will increase and your self doubt may dissipate. You will read lots of words like acceptance, loss and letting go. Right now they are only words. If you work these steps to the best of your ability these words become more than just hope, support and spirituality, they become a way of life. The steps themselves are in a specific order for a specific purpose, so start at step one and ask out loud, can your heart and your mind be opened? It will be difficult and perhaps cause more pain if you work them out of order. You will need to find some power greater than you to help find some courage and support. Go gently. Walk with Jude 7 steps
At first glance the Walk with Jude 7 steps may look unnecessary or confusing and what does this have to do with miscarriage? For many years a step approach has been used in different types from recovery, from addiction to grief. Steps put simply are just a way of living our lives. They can make getting through each day at time much easier. You need not ever feel alone again and your reactions or emotions can be helped by 7 simple steps. The 7 steps can be basically split into 4 areas.
Keeping an open mind and living one day, one moment or one step at a time will help. You can walk these 7 steps as and when you want and at your own pace. You can do this alone, but I using recommend a trusted friend to help. Take some time to recover physically, emotionally and spiritually after your loss and when you feel ready begin. If today doesn’t feel right, wait and try tomorrow. But, remember Acceptance, Awareness and Action are the key and go easy on your self. Here is the How. My suggestions are below, but remember this is your recovery not mine, so you can find your own methods.
Good luck, my support and thoughts are with you. Judith |