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In 2020-2021, I ran a lot of Zoom meetings for military research and genealogy/ancestral healing. A lot of things shifted and I stopped doing them for a long time. Now, I'm bringing back online comm...
Over most of our families lies a blanket of shame created from generational military service or civilian participation in times of war, whether that participation is chosen or not. This blanket is oft...
Knowing your family's generational patterns and trauma can provide important insights into the context and circumstances in which your ancestors lived. Those insights may also provide awareness about ...
Have you ever considered how much of your family's war trauma you carry? Would you mind taking a few minutes to help me better understand what war trauma you carry?
I created a shortĀ War Trauma Asses...
A big question I hear from those researching their ancestor's military service is, 'How do I know which account of the battle is correct?'
My answer is always, 'It depends on which perspective of the...
Have you always been able to say goodbye to the people you loved? People with whom you had strong energetic connections or were in significant relationships? What happened when you never had the chanc...
I've been writing about my journey of moving on and letting go.....as it relates to my former marriage to a Dutch man and the ancestral patterns we lived. Some patterns are still playing out just with...
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A common misconception Iā€™ve heard from family members and clients about veterans who did not have an active combat role during their military service (war-time or not), was that the war really did no...
