Returning to a Child’s Heart

Returning to a Child’s Heart
It’s important to look closely at yourself, rather than pointing a finger at others for their wrongdoing.mavo/Shutterstock
Tatiana Denning
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“The unexamined life is not worth living.” ~ Socrates

A Child’s Heart

When I was little, I was rather shy and reserved, preferring to stay in the background and observe. While I had some friends, I was just as content to do my homework, or spend long hours reading on my bed, as I was doing anything else.

If others were unkind to me, I didn’t think too much on it, and easily let things go. I wasn’t unkind to others in return and never held a grudge. It didn’t even occur to me to be this way.

Tatiana Denning
Tatiana Denning
D.O.
Tatiana Denning, D.O. is a preventive family medicine physician. She believes in empowering patients with the tools, knowledge and skills needed to improve their health by focusing on mindfulness, healthy habits, and weight management.
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