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👉Avoidance feeds self-doubt and the more you avoid something, the more you will believe in that narrative that says, I would never have been good enough anyway. 👉Tackling self-doubt demands courageous action in the direction of something that matters to you, something that feels so important that it overrides...

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Фото профиля Christine Sandras
Christine Sandras3 лет назад

im finding things hard i have recently had a very difficult situation where a former teacher filed a personal safety intervention order against me and reported me to police for stalking and harrassment

Фото профиля Christine Sandras
Christine Sandras3 лет назад

in the court case yesterday i said to the magistrate that i disagree with the restraining order decision and with the police decision to have no contact with Mrs Ferry i have been placed on a temporary interim restraining order until the magistrate has made a decision

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