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Sunflower007 :

Can you define the difference between the Mind and the Brain? I wanted to come to you before I go to google. Thanks in advance.

Trinity Key :

I feel that my emotional pain hurts worse than physical pain. I also feel sick when I’m not feeling good mentally, and do notice more physical pain, but the emotional power seems to feel worse.

brit :

Not to be dramatic, but you saved my life, “cured” my anxiety and changed my whole perspective on everything. Thank you.

Stacy Skelton :

“Talk back to the alarm.” I can use that. I am safe, and I cannot change the past, but I can be present and change the future.

Kori Winger :

Thank you you are amazing and God bless you🦋🥰

Ashley Jamileth :

I wish so much that I could see you but you’re so far away ☹️☹️😭😭😭💔

Elizabeth :

I have personally experienced how consuming scripture has healed trauma. It’s truly insane to think about!

trishannbradford :

TY so much,today was a pain Day,if ever.

🦋Trish🦋 :

Do you have any tips on fibromyalgia?? I’m learning it’s something with the brain/nervous system?

Shihtzulife :

Thanks for sharing

animaladvocate04 :

my body has warned me big time while my brain rationalizes the situation. I have experienced memory and intelligence in my body

Tannah Muller :

Thank you for this 😭

DieseltheDutchie :

I agree. However, I have had no prior shoulder injuries and when my dad passed, my shoulders were in so much pain and when grief shows up, my shoulders will hurt every so often.

HeadAboveWater :

What happened with your son? 🙏

fancy_feet :

Fascinating! Great topic. So connected to physical pain felt long after a physical injury has healed, the nerves continue to register pain in the brain, "nerves are not shutting off"? Probably at least the case if someone is constantly stuck in grief.

jennifervallot902 :

fibromyalgia????

Lynn Smith :

Yes sir yes

lady_122710 :

Yes he does ❤️❤️❤️

Hdrz :

dottie30 :

That wordage is so powerful, I will use this!!

MountainMama0702 :

Perfect timing today Dr

evamariehealing :

Thanks for explaining this so clearly! As a trauma healer for others it shows real evidence that our physical pain can be a messenger of a deeper emotional wound. 🙏

hannah :

I can feel the area of my brain that is damaged from my little brothers death. It took all I had to keep my brain and mind functioning and not going into an abyss. I had just recovered my septic shock when he left 😭

Reset&Rise26 :

You are telling me exactly what I needed to hear at the perfect time. I appreciate everything you share and the way you explain it. God works thru you! Praise our Holy Father!

NOEL :

This is fascinating … thank you.