Comments on: Strategies for Embracing Change https://elizabethsantos-preview.pages.dev/coping-with-change/ Thu, 18 Jun 2015 02:20:07 +0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=7.0.4 By: Elizabeth https://elizabethsantos-preview.pages.dev/coping-with-change/#comment-149 Thu, 18 Jun 2015 02:20:07 +0000 http://elizabethsantos.com.au/?p=1298#comment-149 In reply to Rach.

Oh lovely Rach thank you for sharing your story! The change you went through must have shaken you to the very core… it sounds as though this is still healing in some ways, but that’s ok too. It always takes time, and sometimes we can be surprised by what still manages to trigger us when we thought we were ‘over it’. It sounds like it has been a great period of learning for you… a catalyst for a lot of personal growth. Amen to that! Blessings on your journey hun x

]]> By: Rach https://elizabethsantos-preview.pages.dev/coping-with-change/#comment-146 Tue, 16 Jun 2015 09:31:45 +0000 http://elizabethsantos.com.au/?p=1298#comment-146 “Remembering growth comes from struggle” – oh, does this resonate with me!!
The biggest life change I’ve faced was a break up with my boyfriend of nearly four years, after we moved to the city together three years before. We built a home with two gorgeous cats, we shared finances and we believed in our dreams.
Then, there came a point where I felt so lost and stuck, which resulted in the end of our relationship.
Cue moving out, finding a new home for our cats, dividing up all our stuff, losing each other’s closest friend.
It was the hardest time of my life and it still hurts to think of it.
However, since then my life has changed radically and I’ve grown more than I could ever have imagined! Yes, it was incredibly tough but it’s had so much influence in shaping the person I am now.
Thank you for sharing and for this amazing reminder that whatever we might be going through, there is so much potential for good xx

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