You say “I’m fine.” But do you actually know how you’re doing?

When you live with persistent pelvic pain, fatigue, stress, or overwhelm long enough, “fine” can stop meaning I feel good and start meaning this is tolerable enough for me to keep going.

In this solo episode of Empowered Plates, Empowered Lives, Jovonnie explores the Disconnection Pattern what can happen when you get so used to responding to what life needs from you that you stop checking in with what you need from yourself.

We’re talking about ignoring body signals until they get loud, not knowing what to ask for when someone offers help, and the difference between managing yourself through something and actually responding to yourself inside of it.

Try this week's simple shift: when you automatically say “I'm fine,” add one word:

“…and?”

I'm fine...and I'm exhausted.

I'm fine...and I need a minute.

I'm fine...and I don't know what I need yet.

Because “I'm fine” can end a conversation your body is still trying to have.

Question of the episode: When you say “I'm fine,” what are you usually pushing past?

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