#98 - Poppy The Perfect Pup

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Wendy K. Laidlaw 0:01
Hi everyone and welcome to Heal Endometriosis Naturally with Wendy K. Laidlaw. Wendy has spent the last two years helping women with various stages of endometriosis to heal naturally after putting her condition into remission after her own healing success from stage 4 endometriosis and adenomyosis. She's inspired to heal others, and her goal is to help some of the 175 million women know that there is another way other than painkillers, drugs, or surgery. This is the place to be for real talk with real people for real results so you can learn how to heal your endometriosis naturally. Please note that the opinions expressed in this program may represent options but are not a substitute for proper medical care.
Wendy K. Laidlaw 0:43
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Wendy K. Laidlaw 0:54
Hey, good afternoon everyone. Welcome to this week's End of Awesome. We have with us today, we have Poppy. She was supposed to be sleeping and she is wide awake, but I actually thought it was quite apt that I bring her on and chat to you about her stage anyway, because what's been really interesting to observe is the conditioning element with her. As I'm trying to kind of get her trained up, it really struck me about how sensitive and perceptive she is to A, what I'm telling her to do or what I'm asking her to do, And also equally, and she's been brilliant, she sits, she gives a paw, she goes out and does her business on command. And it really kind of got me thinking about, you know, what happens to us when we're little.
Wendy K. Laidlaw 1:45
As you know, this particular section of the alumni is about feeling it. And we all have very similar personality traits as women with endometriosis. where we have these perfectionist parts, these pushier parts, these very strong critics, people pleasers. And of course, all those parts originate from early conditioning. Now, some, I mean, as I say, these parts are great parts when they're in balance with other parts. But if we've not been given what we needed, if those parts didn't get what they need, then if different parts didn't get what we need, we had to kind of overcompensate. Equally, if we weren't in a safe environment, there might be a whole load of different reasons for that, then some parts become more dominant than others for protection.
Wendy K. Laidlaw 2:33
And of course, I'm talking about the critic, our internal critic. Ultimately, its job is to... Stay still. Its job is to protect us, is to stop us from pain, stop us from harm. And the way the human brain works is we're always, as we're... early formation of of of our environment and our perception of what's happening is done purely through our senses so our this is why again we've all we're all exquisitely highly intuitive sensitive people what i call e-hisps as well we and and it's when i was thinking about this other day as well it's like look back to the old old days when you would have different types of people do different types of things so there would be the the um the big sort of warriors that would go off and they'd fight wars because they didn't have the, they didn't need that degree of sensitivity, but the people with the sensitivity and the insight and the wisdom, they would stay at home, making sure that the people were okay.
Wendy K. Laidlaw 3:32
And the things were in place, the philosophers, the wise people, they had far more degree of sensitivity to kind of what was happening in the environment. So again, I think what I'm trying to say is part of learning to feel the feelings and, and accept who we are, is accepting that our degree of sensitivity has its strengths. I think that's what I'm trying to say. For decades, I felt that my sensitivity was a blight on my life, was something that I really wished that I didn't have. What I'm recognizing and learning is it's a part of me. OK, and that that degree of sensitivity shows up in many, many different ways. It shows up in the food. It shows up in the products. It shows up in the environment and property.
Wendy K. Laidlaw 4:16
It certainly shows up with people. I'm very, very sensitive to different energies, different people types and, of course, the past.

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