Subject: Why it’s hard to heal as a highly sensitive person

How to fill in the piece that’s been missing all along

Hi Friend


A couple of weeks ago, I sent an email asking you if you’re a highly sensitive person (HSP).


In case you missed it, here’s a quick recap of why you might be an HSP, and then we’ll jump to exploring why it might be difficult for you to heal.


Key Indicators of an HSP


See if any of these apply:


—You feel deeply, and process experiences thoroughly

(By the way, many HSP’s learn be numb to avoid their difficult feelings)


—You are highly attuned to subtle cues around you (that many people miss)


—You become easily overstimulated by people and the world around you


—You’re profoundly empathetic, even picking up others’ pain or confusing theirs with yours


—You require nature and intentional rest and solitude to reset


—You have a strong inner moral compass especially related to abuses



If you perceive you might be an HSP, you're in good company. We make up about 30% of the population, and we process in a unique way.


You see, we experience life primarily through our emotional and physical bodies. Yes, we can also be quite intelligent; however, in order to manifest something, we do best if we can FEEL it first.


So here’s why it can be difficult for an HSP to heal.


As Louise Hay helped us understand, beneath any chronic illness, there is a metaphysical (emotional) root. Her work got us started in the right direction, but I've learned you need more specificity.


And you need a pathway.


As you begin your physical healing, the emotional trauma and the unmet need for love comes up to be healed. And it triggers you. The pain of the trauma begins playing out and inadvertently sabotages every effort you make to heal.


As an empathic and sensitive person, you become caught in a pain loop. (It’s not your fault. It’s the result of being empathic.)

In order to get out of the loop, here’s what’s missing.


You can’t just think or feel positively, because the pain loop won’t let you.


The physical pain is rooted in the emotional pain that started years ago. For sensitive people, that’s what we need to heal first.



So, here's how you get out of the loop.


You need to know how to create a new emotional landscape based in:

  1. compassionate approaches for gently releasing the pain at your pace, and

  2. accessing the feeling of your potential so you can feel your healing outcome.


That’s what I discovered I had to do to heal from MS. As I was healing, everything accelerated when I started creating emotional space for the healing... and so I wrote down the 7 steps I was taking.


I self-healed from MS, because my energy healing had fertile soil to take root in.


Then I did it again for cancer. And now I'm honored to show you how.


You can access these same 7 Steps inside my Breakthrough Healing System. The program shows you how to create your own emotional landscape for healing to finally land.


You can use the 7 Steps to enhance any healing modality—and with both medical and natural approaches to healing.


Recently, I received some guidance that there are people in need of this extra healing support right now, and since I don’t like anyone to be in pain…


I’m making the Breakthrough Healing System available at a deeply reduced price for the next week...


… including the option for Guided Live Group Coaching Sessions and/or Private Healing Readings directly with me.


Then be sure to let me know about the breakthrough you make in your healing!

Holding you in love and healing

What others experience


Misa asked one simple question and I realized there was an emotional root behind one of my conditions. Now I know there is a cure! —Silas Richardson


I have fewer migraine headaches, less back pain, and sleep better! I am so much more upbeat, happy, trusting of myself and my process, and enjoying ordinary life now! —Arlheahnna


Misa, after witnessing the results of your healing steps several times in my life and in the lives of clients you’ve helped, I know miracles can be created. —Kevin Hooey, Transformational Coach