Wednesday, August 11, 2010

Doctor of the Heart

Good Morning All,

Better late than never regarding my promised post. It's thirty minutes before lunch as I finish up at the library. I am re-reading Conrad Baars, MD, Feeling and Healing Your Emotions. Baars emphasizes that there is a needed partnership between our emotional and intellectual lives as we go about making decisions. Allowing reason to guide our emotions, places the decisions we make on more solid footing with less chance that we will regret them. A little history...

When I was young and impressionable, life experiences as well as gut instinct taught me how to react to life. When I became an adult, I was often derailed by decisions made in haste based on how I felt. I made poor decisions for a lack of reason. Conrad Baars, MD points out that when our emotions are coupled with reason, we lessen the chance of that happening. Reason helps us weigh the pros and cons of decisions before committing to them. Reason helps calm the emotions and gives us time to think.

People and Health seeks to guide your health care decision-making. PAH offers step-by-step instructions on how to partner with your intellect when making important decisions about your family's health care. People and Health (PAH) will step in with personal consultation if needed.

Your partner in healthy decision-making,
Sharon Full, MFA, MA
Owner, PAH
http://www.peopleandhealth.org
peopleandhealth4u@gmail.com
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2 comments:

Ron Junior said...

Wow,is all I have to say! You really have some great information and I will be passing this along to my colleagues and friends. Thanks again and I will be watching for more posts.

To your success,

Ronald Junior, RN, CRT
http://www.marketingsolutionsinc.co

"People and Health" said...

Thanks Ron Junior. I appreciate the feedback. Keep coming back.

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