I wish you and your family blessings, success and joy in this next life chapter. I look forward to your continuing newsletters and thought provoking words of enlightenment, thoughts that make me question if I am just following along as a drone or if I am being my authentic self and to think outside of my norm.
Thank you for your heartfelt and kind thoughts as I begin this new phase as I continue on my path. I’m really happy that the newsletters have been meaningful for you. Sending you lots of guiding light.
Thank you for your monthly insights and care for your patients. Although I am new to the practice I will trly miss you. Wishing you the best and its all about the journey. Blessings to you!
I really appreciate your kind words and thoughts. These changes came as a surprise to all of us. I had always expected to stay until the end or maybe consider moving when I retire. I guess it is as I have come to believe—we don’t really have much control over what happens to our future and so I am just going with the flow like everyone else. I will continue with my weekly newsletter as this has been an important vehicle for my expression of self. I wish you continued good health for all the years to come!
Darn it….just when I found a great doctor out here in the desert….selfishly I don’t want you to leave! But I completely understand the journey! Best of life to you and your family!
We would definitely stay if the circumstances were different. I don’t think anyone really moves for fun. One of my patients told me that she had lived in the desert for years and swore she never knew I existed here. She said that she had done many searches on-line and my name never came up until 9 months ago. She said it was as if I had been hidden. We both determined that maybe the universe had other plans for me. Who really knows. I will miss everything about my life and home here for 20 years. A blink of an eye. I wish you continued great health for the years ahead!
I am in a little shock and have some deep sadness. I have cherished all my time with you. I have gained so much by being one of your patients and hope you will stay in touch. I have also loved working with Tiffany and Dolce, two very fine ladies that I adore. All my best wishes for your growth and happiness.
My family and I have always pictured ourselves staying in the desert for a longer time and retiring here. However as I’ve often discussed with you, and realizing this intimately myself, we really control nothing after all about our lives except whether or not we choose to be happy for the moment no matter what. As unanticipated as our move is, this has prompted me to reflect upon why this is happening because I honestly don’t know. Could it be that because my intention was to teach, heal and serve more people was actually heard by the powers that be? What’s interesting is that another patient told me that I have been hidden for years because she couldn’t find my name until last fall. Even she thought it strange. So, I’m going to handle what comes as best as I can and trust that whoever or whatever orchestrated these events will continue to have my back as I move forward. I will miss my life and everything and everyone here. 20 years is a very long time to be in one place and not miss it. We wish you the best in life always as you know. I will continue to keep this weekly newsletter going because this has been a vehicle for me to let out therapeutic steam!
Quite unanticipated. Never figured this would be in the cards after 20 years. I’ll just have to go with the flow as I have all often taught and see where this leads me. Perhaps this is to reinforce my purpose in life. I’ll miss my life here very much. It has always been my comfort zone. We wish you good health and peace in the years to come!
Celeste, I am so happy for your well deserved success. Thanks for all your inspirational words and ideas. I hope we can stay in touch with each other. Warmest regards, Karen
Thank you so much for your continued support. Whoever set me on this path has a reason. As much as I believe that loved ones are always watching over you, perhaps this is what’s happening. Maybe it’s my mom. I don’t know. We just never thought we would be moving, and if so, not now. But then there is that saying, “If not now, when?” I plan to continue with this weekly newsletter as it was started as a way for me to therapeutically vent out my thoughts about life, to make sense out of it. We will definitely stay in touch.
I read the title of this issue and my little mind said, She's leaving. We will all be sad that you are leaving, but also knowing that things change. I have so many questions. Another time.
Thank you for your thoughts. Before we now have to move, I have wondered how other people do it. We have been living here for over 20 years and though we have just casually talked about retiring elsewhere, it was always a remark of whim. I have gone over in my mind how circumstances could have been different but I know better than to do that. But, my family and I discussed these turn of events to try the underlying meaning to all of this. I thought about the term comfort zone and no one loves her comfort zone more than I. But, I felt that something else is at play here, and I don’t seem to be able to control it. We have advertised over the years to let people know where we are. We have even told all of our patients to refer people they know to us. But, for some reason, despite the fact that most of my patients boast of having such a full social life, we have never received a substantial population of new patients via patient referral. But, we know other practices have. Our ultimate conclusion was that the powers that be had other plans for us. I am going to have to trust my gut and see where the signs take me. If you have an appointment coming up, I’ll be able to answer more questions if you have some. It’s faster for me to talk.
I wish you and your family blessings, success and joy in this next life chapter. I look forward to your continuing newsletters and thought provoking words of enlightenment, thoughts that make me question if I am just following along as a drone or if I am being my authentic self and to think outside of my norm.
Thank you for your heartfelt and kind thoughts as I begin this new phase as I continue on my path. I’m really happy that the newsletters have been meaningful for you. Sending you lots of guiding light.
Congratulations on your new life changes. Very exciting! I enjoy your newsletter very much too. Dan Cosgrove
Thanks so much for your kind words and it was great speaking with you this evening!
Thank you for your monthly insights and care for your patients. Although I am new to the practice I will trly miss you. Wishing you the best and its all about the journey. Blessings to you!
I really appreciate your kind words and thoughts. These changes came as a surprise to all of us. I had always expected to stay until the end or maybe consider moving when I retire. I guess it is as I have come to believe—we don’t really have much control over what happens to our future and so I am just going with the flow like everyone else. I will continue with my weekly newsletter as this has been an important vehicle for my expression of self. I wish you continued good health for all the years to come!
Darn it….just when I found a great doctor out here in the desert….selfishly I don’t want you to leave! But I completely understand the journey! Best of life to you and your family!
We would definitely stay if the circumstances were different. I don’t think anyone really moves for fun. One of my patients told me that she had lived in the desert for years and swore she never knew I existed here. She said that she had done many searches on-line and my name never came up until 9 months ago. She said it was as if I had been hidden. We both determined that maybe the universe had other plans for me. Who really knows. I will miss everything about my life and home here for 20 years. A blink of an eye. I wish you continued great health for the years ahead!
I am in a little shock and have some deep sadness. I have cherished all my time with you. I have gained so much by being one of your patients and hope you will stay in touch. I have also loved working with Tiffany and Dolce, two very fine ladies that I adore. All my best wishes for your growth and happiness.
My family and I have always pictured ourselves staying in the desert for a longer time and retiring here. However as I’ve often discussed with you, and realizing this intimately myself, we really control nothing after all about our lives except whether or not we choose to be happy for the moment no matter what. As unanticipated as our move is, this has prompted me to reflect upon why this is happening because I honestly don’t know. Could it be that because my intention was to teach, heal and serve more people was actually heard by the powers that be? What’s interesting is that another patient told me that I have been hidden for years because she couldn’t find my name until last fall. Even she thought it strange. So, I’m going to handle what comes as best as I can and trust that whoever or whatever orchestrated these events will continue to have my back as I move forward. I will miss my life and everything and everyone here. 20 years is a very long time to be in one place and not miss it. We wish you the best in life always as you know. I will continue to keep this weekly newsletter going because this has been a vehicle for me to let out therapeutic steam!
I'm so sorry that you are leaving. Betsy
Quite unanticipated. Never figured this would be in the cards after 20 years. I’ll just have to go with the flow as I have all often taught and see where this leads me. Perhaps this is to reinforce my purpose in life. I’ll miss my life here very much. It has always been my comfort zone. We wish you good health and peace in the years to come!
Celeste, I am so happy for your well deserved success. Thanks for all your inspirational words and ideas. I hope we can stay in touch with each other. Warmest regards, Karen
Thank you so much for your continued support. Whoever set me on this path has a reason. As much as I believe that loved ones are always watching over you, perhaps this is what’s happening. Maybe it’s my mom. I don’t know. We just never thought we would be moving, and if so, not now. But then there is that saying, “If not now, when?” I plan to continue with this weekly newsletter as it was started as a way for me to therapeutically vent out my thoughts about life, to make sense out of it. We will definitely stay in touch.
I read the title of this issue and my little mind said, She's leaving. We will all be sad that you are leaving, but also knowing that things change. I have so many questions. Another time.
Thank you for your thoughts. Before we now have to move, I have wondered how other people do it. We have been living here for over 20 years and though we have just casually talked about retiring elsewhere, it was always a remark of whim. I have gone over in my mind how circumstances could have been different but I know better than to do that. But, my family and I discussed these turn of events to try the underlying meaning to all of this. I thought about the term comfort zone and no one loves her comfort zone more than I. But, I felt that something else is at play here, and I don’t seem to be able to control it. We have advertised over the years to let people know where we are. We have even told all of our patients to refer people they know to us. But, for some reason, despite the fact that most of my patients boast of having such a full social life, we have never received a substantial population of new patients via patient referral. But, we know other practices have. Our ultimate conclusion was that the powers that be had other plans for us. I am going to have to trust my gut and see where the signs take me. If you have an appointment coming up, I’ll be able to answer more questions if you have some. It’s faster for me to talk.