I hope your change in therapy and treatment gives you better days ahead. We wish that we could take this away from you, but we know we can't just snap the fingers and make things magically disappear. So hopefully we provide the safe space for you to share and know we all would sit with you, hold a hand and just be present. You have given us so much beauty, hope, and emotional insight with your music, that hopefully reflecting that back to you from all of us will provide some shining light when things seem dark.
Beautiful, Suz. Thank you. I feel it. May those two little sails hold all the parts of you with much tenderness over the coming days, weeks, and months. See you virtually on Saturday.❤️
Beautiful and so relatable at my age of 46, working on attachment and having recently found IFS therapist and my parts. It’s hard and helpful. I have more hope I will heal now and learn to love myself. I hope you do too. Your concert helped buoy me on a tough night, before I would head to begin cancer therapy in another state, feeling unsupported by family. Thank you for bringing such sweet music and tender kindness to the stage and even via live streaming.
Thank you for this poignant essay. I’m chronically depressed (“in remission”) and there are days when I can barely make it out of bed. When I stay in pajamas all day. I used to fret about being non-productive (Catholic guilt, just another bugaboo) until my therapist rephrased these types of days as “recalibration.” Even the most intricate machines must be recalibrated from time to time, so why not the human body? A simple change in phrasing: Depressional Garbage Day to Recalibration Day did wonders for my psyche. Stay strong, Suz! Love you all the way from PA ❤️
Thank you Suz. You express so well and with poignancy. I wish i could say that I cant relate to the sometimes dissolution of self but it has been a pretty constant companion for mist of my time and I haven’t worked as hard as you to incorporate it. Anyways music is one of the stronger forces and that how I found u all, look forward to paths crossing again someday! Peace and Grace, and I will always remember that you greeted me by name at that funny eclipse festival in Indiana!!!
I hope your change in therapy and treatment gives you better days ahead. We wish that we could take this away from you, but we know we can't just snap the fingers and make things magically disappear. So hopefully we provide the safe space for you to share and know we all would sit with you, hold a hand and just be present. You have given us so much beauty, hope, and emotional insight with your music, that hopefully reflecting that back to you from all of us will provide some shining light when things seem dark.
You WERE charismatic that night! I was so inspired and moved by your performance. Thank you for sharing your experience. Very brave.
Love you Suz❣️
Beautiful, Suz. Thank you. I feel it. May those two little sails hold all the parts of you with much tenderness over the coming days, weeks, and months. See you virtually on Saturday.❤️
Beautiful and so relatable at my age of 46, working on attachment and having recently found IFS therapist and my parts. It’s hard and helpful. I have more hope I will heal now and learn to love myself. I hope you do too. Your concert helped buoy me on a tough night, before I would head to begin cancer therapy in another state, feeling unsupported by family. Thank you for bringing such sweet music and tender kindness to the stage and even via live streaming.
Thank you for this poignant essay. I’m chronically depressed (“in remission”) and there are days when I can barely make it out of bed. When I stay in pajamas all day. I used to fret about being non-productive (Catholic guilt, just another bugaboo) until my therapist rephrased these types of days as “recalibration.” Even the most intricate machines must be recalibrated from time to time, so why not the human body? A simple change in phrasing: Depressional Garbage Day to Recalibration Day did wonders for my psyche. Stay strong, Suz! Love you all the way from PA ❤️
Meant couldn’t, when I said could, Cause I can!!!!
Thank you Suz. You express so well and with poignancy. I wish i could say that I cant relate to the sometimes dissolution of self but it has been a pretty constant companion for mist of my time and I haven’t worked as hard as you to incorporate it. Anyways music is one of the stronger forces and that how I found u all, look forward to paths crossing again someday! Peace and Grace, and I will always remember that you greeted me by name at that funny eclipse festival in Indiana!!!
All the best to you and yours in the year ahead. It still feels like an unearned privilege to receive your writings.
But thank you for the gift.