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Popping in for our next symptom in The 34™ — and this one asks us to be brave together.
The 34™ #5: Crying Spells (Psychological Category) Sis, if you have cried this week over something you couldn't name… if a song, a memory, a commercial cracked you wide open and you had no story to explain it… if you found yourself apologizing for tears that came from nowhere… I need you to hear this today: you are not too much. You are not "too emotional." You are a woman whose body is finally letting some of what she has been holding move. Crying spells are not a mood problem. They are what happens when the neurochemical buffer that used to filter every small feeling thins out — and your body starts releasing what it has been carrying. The tears are not the crisis. The tears are the healing. One gentle practice for this week: the next time the wave comes, don't fix your face. Don't apologize. Don't explain. Place one hand on your chest and say to yourself: "Something in me is releasing. Let it move." Now — in our safe space — I want to ask you something real: 👇 When was the last time you let yourself cry without apologizing for it? Or if you can't remember one… what feeling are you sensing has been building up, quietly waiting for permission to move? I'll go first in the comments. 💜
Popping in for our next symptom in The 34™ — and this one asks us to be brave together.
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Talking with my hubby last night to let him know how my day had been, started off easy enough. Then the tears came. When he asked me what was wrong. I hesitated a moment. I looked down at my dog Coco 🐶 an older Lab/Pit mix with cancer and poor eyesight. I just blurted out..."I can't take seeing her like this." I didn't know where that came from. At least not at the time. Crying spells are a release. A come back to home moment to embrace. I embraced mines last night. 💜
AUGUST INTENTIONS
Hey Beautiful — welcome to August inside the HER Calm & Confident Collective™. 💜 I know we are already a week or so in — but I wanted to sit down with you and share what this month has in store. Because August is full, it is intentional, and every single piece of content was chosen with YOU in mind. August Theme ✨ Strength, Stillness & Self ✨ And before we go any further — I want you to notice something about that phrase. Strength comes first. But stillness is right beside it. Because in this season of your life, the two are not opposites. They belong together. Real strength — the kind that sustains you through hormonal transition, through life changes, through the quiet hard days — that kind of strength requires stillness to grow. So here is what we have planned for you this August: 💜
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Popping in for our next symptom in The 34™ — and this one gets tender fast.
The 34™ #5: Inability to Perform Daily Tasks (Psychological Category) Sis, if you have stood in your kitchen this week and forgotten what you walked in to do… if you have looked at a task list that used to feel manageable and felt yourself shut down… if you have wondered if you're just being lazy… I need you to hear this today: you are not lazy. You are not "losing it." You are recalibrating in real time. This symptom carries so much silent shame — because we've been taught our whole lives that our worth is measured by what we produce. And when our brains and bodies suddenly can't produce the way they used to, we internalize it as personal failure. It's not personal failure. It's physiology. One gentle practice for this week: The One Thing Rule. Pick ONE small task. Do only that. Then honor it — actually pause and say I did that. Your nervous system needs the win more than it needs the list. Now — in our safe space — I want to ask you something real: 👇 What is ONE task that used to be simple for you… that suddenly isn't? Not the dramatic one — the small one that broke your heart a little when you noticed it. I'll go first in the comments. 💜 — Coach Dorothy
Popping in for our next symptom in The 34™ — and this one gets tender fast.
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When I noticed it ... it was the simple things like why did I come into the kitchen to do? Or if there was a break in a conversation I was having with my spouse...I couldn't pick it up again. I attributed that to growing older. Now I know it is a hormonal inbalance. Now I have a road to lead me to support. #nowIknow
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Today's Calming Moment: Eat one meal today with no screen in front of you. Notice the actual flavors instead of scrolling past them.
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Hey Beautiful — welcome to August. 💜
We made it through July together. And now I want to ask you something before this new month gets away from us: What does strength look like for YOU — right now — in this season? Not the strength you performed for everyone else. Not the strong Black woman, the strong woman, the one who holds it together. The real kind. The quiet kind. The kind that might actually look like rest, or honesty, or saying no, or finally going to that doctor's appointment you've been putting off. This month our theme is Strength, Stillness & Self. And I want us to start it the right way — with an honest answer to an honest question. 👇 Drop it right here in the comments: What is ONE way you are choosing to be strong FOR YOURSELF this August? Not for your family. Not for your job. For you. I'll go first. 💜 --- 💜 For My Women of Color in This Space — August's Theme Was Written with You in Mind Strength has been used against us for a long time. It has been used to justify extracting more from us — more labor, more patience, more resilience, more grace — than should ever have been asked. And somewhere along the way, many of us internalized it. We made strength our identity. We wore our endurance like a badge. But here is what perimenopause and menopause will teach you if you let them: Your body does not care about your reputation for being strong. It only cares about whether you are safe, rested, nourished, and heard. This August, I am inviting you to a different kind of strength: - The strength to slow down without explaining why - The strength to say "I'm not okay today" to someone who can hold that - The strength to do one thing this month purely because it brings you joy — no productivity, no purpose, no output required - The strength to show up here, in this community, and let yourself be supported You have carried enough alone. August is about putting some of it down — gently, intentionally, and without guilt. Welcome to your strongest season yet, sis. 💜
Hey Beautiful — welcome to August. 💜
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This month, I will be strong in my commitment to slow down and spend time with myself. This past Friday was my daughter's 30th birthday. As I do every year, I took the day off. Afterall, I was there too! LOL! I pampered myself with shopping, thrifting, my favorite Starbucks coffee. I took as MUCH time in the isles I my spirit told me I could. Over the weekend, I disconnected from my phone. No digital distractions. I connected with my love of writing. I continued chapters in books I had started, and I just help space for myself. No worrying about time, life issues or crisis. Just Me. #justme #makingcalmmynewnormal
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