Rebeccah Silence responds to listeners about returning from cancer, emphasizing that anger, grief, and fear are natural. She describes how gratitude had to be intentional and practiced, and how emotions come in waves that need to be felt fully rather than pushed away.
Ah, not a dry eye in the house, Rebecca Silence. I know. Not a dry eye. Including mine in the house. Confession Tuesday. Local life coach Rebecca Silence is back. And, yeah, a lot of people, you know, hit me up just now just because they're listening and reacting to, you know, your story and what you were saying. Actually a message right now. Dear Big Papa, I'm currently battling cancer. I really don't like you right now. It's hard to listen, but I need it. Love and thanks, you know, so. Just by you. Thank you for the message, you know, just by. Just by you sharing your story. Absolutely. You know, if someone's, you know, in the middle of battling this thing and they're, you know, and, you know, just like anybody else, you know, there are times when you're in the middle of battling this thing and, you know, game face or not, you know, you can get down in the dumps and, you know, there's. There's a dark place you can slide into. I encourage people to absolutely feel what you're feeling. Don't make it wrong. The anger is a natural part of the experience. Grief is a natural part of the experience, and so is fear. And so what I did for myself was just gave myself permission to feel what I had to feel so I could feel all the way through and then be done with that wave of emotion. And it does come in waves. And there were lots of moments of gratitude, and then there were lots of moments where I had to remind myself to be grateful because I sa.
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