Dear Michelle, I have a father who is elderly and is in the beginning stages of Alzheimer's Disease. How can I best look at this situation and support him through this process from a higher perspective?
Sincerely, Caring Daughter
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Dear Caring Daughter,
The first thing to always consider when wanting to support someone else who is experiencing dis-ease in any form is your own vibration and wellbeing. In order to provide them with the love, support and perspective you desire, you will need to have your own tank as full as possible. When you give from an overflowing tank, then you will maintain the full energy you need to keep on giving long-term.
The next thing to address are any of your own fears, beliefs or stories about their dis-ease. Any story that doesn't feel good, like "This shouldn't be happening", "It's not fair", "I don't want to lose them", needs to be met, loved and guided to a higher perspective by your own higher self. Having your own agenda out of the way allows you to be much more available to support them fully. →Read More in Michelle's blog
