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 Welcome to ask Jodie a blog that will change and apply healing in your life? Do you have a question you're scared to ask? Do you feel embarrassed when speaking with others? Or do you just prefer no-one knows your business? What ever the case allow Jodie to be of assistance.

Hi I'm Ms. Jodie Spartz and I'm here to care for you especially if you feel no-one else does. Drop me your questions and I will answer them accordingly and post stories of how others were successful in their self healing journey. 


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  1. I'm feeling anxious about my first day of college. I was in the same high school with the same people for 4 years! Nobody from my school will be with me. How can I make new friends?

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    1. Hey there new freshman! I have a great idea, why don't you start a new group if you're creative enough or join a group of your interests. It's a little easier to make new friends when your dealing with people with common interests. Hope this helps ❤️

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  2. Hey Jodie, I was totally unprepared for the birth of my nephew. My sister and I are really close, but I had a lot going on. She's now calling me selfish! I don't know what to say to her. I'm here for anything she needs & I'm not mad she didn't invite me to the birth. I just want my sister back & to be apart of my nephew's life.

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    1. Hey Auntie, I can only put it plainly. Sometimes you gotta do what you gotta do! Continue to let her know that you are there for her. You cannot heal with a person that doesn't want to be apart of the healing process with you. Give her some time, don't be overbearing or show anger because she won't respond the way you want or in the time you would like. Be patient and continue to push positive vibes her way and hopefully the universe will see fit for you guys to reunite.

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  3. Hello Ms. Spartz, I am a 49 year old man, I do consider myself quite handsome and pleasant to be around. My wife passed on two years ago and I'm still wondering if it's ok for me to move on with someone else. I don't want to be alone, her and I were married for 10yrs and it was amazing! We were together a lot, she was my best friend. I don't think anyone will ever replace her and that is not what I'm trying to do, however that's what it feels like. I'm so confused do you think I'm over thinking it and I should just get back out there?

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  4. First my deepest condolences to you and your family. Second it's been two years, yes I think it's fine for you to get back out there if you feel the urge. There are quite a few people in similar situations maybe you'll someone you can vibe with. Your not doing anything wrong 💯 Best of luck 🤞🏽

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  5. Hey Jodie, Is family really the most important thing. I really don't have any family, should I feel inadequate or less of a person? I enjoy being around other people and their families. I just wonder if I am tripping because I'm not really worried about the fact that I don't.

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  6. Hey Alexis look as long as ur ok with & love yourself you shouldn't have too many problems. Don't let other people make u feel bad for something or someone u don't have. U also have the option of creating ur own family out of the friends that supports u if u choose to. Live ur life & do what makes u happy 😊

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  7. Do you think the story I shared in the pee post was too much?

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  8. I have 5 children & I'm not embarrassed to admit, I don't like one of them. This is the meanest, rudest, most ungrateful child I have ever encountered personally. I'm at my wits end, I just don't know what to do. She's even become a danger to me, her father & her other for siblings. Nobody will take her. I'm asking anyone & everyone that will listen please offer some advice.

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