
When we get news that devastates us, we can feel very alone. Whether we learn that a loved one has passed on, we get a diagnosis of cancer, or we lose something else dear to us, the impact is often overwhelming. Tapping can sometimes only soften the blow. But any comfort is much better than none.
This is is from a woman who is facing a medical diagnosis none of us ever want to hear.
I really do feel all alone. Am I capable enough to get thru this? I can’t afford not… to I have young kids to take care of. If I am not here who will be? –Sue
We’re sorry you feel so alone. We know that’s a terrible, frightening feeling.
Could you imagine a group of family and friends there with you? Including both of us and all the other EFT experts you like? All sitting around, tapping for you and sending you warm wishes and energy? So you’re surrounded with all kinds of flavors of energy? We could have tea or hot cocoa or lemonade (because it helps calm our primitive brain when we have something comforting to drink), and just be there with you?
Being alone is one of the most challenging feelings we face. It can undermine the strongest heart and the bravest soul. Especially for those that value connection and love.
Would it feel okay to do a little tapping on that?
Side of the Hand: Even though I feel all alone, and I’m not sure I can handle this, I ask for guidance and comfort… and a whole bunch of clarity.
Even though I can’t afford not to handle this, it’s bigger than I know how to deal with… I ask for support and gentle direction on this journey.
Even though I feel so alone, I have so much responsibility and this is knocking me off my feet, I’m open to all kinds of loving support and inspiration.
Top of the Head: I feel alone.
Eyebrow: Unbearably alone.
Side of the Eye: I don’t know how to do this.
Under the Eye: I’m not sure I’m capable.
Under the Nose: It’s too much.
Chin: But I have to do it.
Collarbone: For them…
Under the Arm: And for me.
Top of the Head: I feel all alone.
Eyebrow: I have to face this.
Side of the Eye: It’s my decision.
Under the Eye: That terrifies me.
Under the Nose: What if I make the wrong one?
Chin: What if I’m not strong enough.
Collarbone: Maybe I don’t have to bear this alone.
Under the Arm: I ask Source to surround me with love and comfort.
Top of the Head: Please help me feel your love.
Eyebrow: I can’t do this alone.
Side of the Eye: Please help me know what is right for my body.
Under the Eye: Send me compassionate and wise doctors.
Under the Nose: Let me hear your love in a friends voice.
Chin: Your wisdom in my body.
Collarbone: I am struggling with this.
Under the Arm: I ask for help.
Top of the Head: I pray for warm and comfort.
Take a deep breath.

We don’t know if words can help at such a time… These are sent with love and respect.
There are moments when we face the darkness alone. We do think they show who we are at our heart. Those moments bare our soul, and we are changed forever by them. We know you have the courage to do this, whatever the path may bring. (And it may help to remember courage doesn’t mean you never kick and scream and moan…. )
To you, right NOW, we’re sending wishes for a surprisingly easy and gentle healing journey.
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