A Soldiers Heart

River Falls Journal

Hello Everyone, I'm posting this afternoon to share some good news. Last Thursday I was interviewed by Debbie Griffin at the River Falls Journal, our weekley newspaper and the article was published in this weeks edition on the front page! My excitement and delight about this is because it means that information about the support circle, A Soldiers Heart, will reach that many more people. The more people it reaches, the more people it has the possibility of helping and that is why I am doing this. Whooo Hooo!

I hope to help many people through this circle, and in turn, help them to help others. A kind of 'Pay It Forward". To learn more about the Pay It Forward idea CLICK HERE

I am so honored to be able to do this and I thank Debbie Griffin at the River Falls Journal for listening and hearing what I shared and in turn writing a really great article.

For those of you that do not get the River Falls Journal, here is a link to the homepage CLICK HERE

The article should be posted to the River Falls Journal website sometime today (8.5.11).

I wanted to share a bit more with you about the Wellness Inventory (R), one of the tools that we'll we working with in the circle. You can read about it at this link CLICK HERE

Have a wonderful weekend everyone. I hope to see you on Tuesday!

Blessings,

Nellie

 

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Warrior Pose . . .

Yoga is a wondeful way to provide self care. It can be a way to release stress and care for ourselves. I've done yoga for myself for many years now and I know how helpful it has been. With that knowledge I share the article below with you. It is a wonderful article from NPR. It starts below and the link provided will take you to the full article. I hope you find it helpful.

Blessings,

Nellie

 

Warrior Pose Part Of Rehab For Army Veterans

by Blake Farmer

April 20, 2011 from WPLN

The Army is famous — or perhaps infamous — for its high-octane drill instructors. But for many soldiers who have been wounded in Iraq and Afghanistan, push-ups, pull-ups and platoon runs have become impossible, so the Army has been developing what it calls "enhanced" physical training.

For soldiers taking a yoga class at the Warrior Transition Unit — which serves war-wounded soldiers — at Fort Campbell in Kentucky, the gentle commands of instructor Hylan Hampton have replaced the yelling of Army physical training. Read the rest of the article here Warrior Pose

 

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