Built for the Edge E #289: leveraging the challenges of life with 5/1 Splenic Projector Kehly
Nov 17, 2022
In this engaging conversation, two Canadian women share their journeys as athletes and the impact of hearing impairments on their lives. They discuss the connection between childhood trauma and health, emphasizing emotional healing for future generations. The power of sports in building resilience is explored, along with the importance of personal growth and self-discovery. Their unexpected similarities lead to a celebration of community and connection, encouraging others to share their own stories.
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Sports as a Refuge and Path
- Kehly's difficult childhood, marked by parental addiction and abuse, led her to sports as a safe space.
- She excelled, earning athletic scholarships, but injuries forced her to choose between basketball and volleyball, ultimately opting for the latter.
Identity Beyond Sports
- Kehly discusses the danger of letting sports, or any single thing, become one's sole identity.
- Life's changes can lead to identity crises if we don't have a broader sense of self.
Healing Chronic Ear Infections
- Kehly's chronic ear infections, a physical manifestation of emotional trauma, nearly cost her life.
- Through plant medicine and holistic practices, she healed, highlighting the mind-body connection.