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Body Talk Wednesday

Let’s rewrite the story we’ve been told about our bodies. Body Talk Wednesday explores how we see, treat, and nourish ourselves — especially in the healing process. From body image to inflammation, from intuitive eating to intentional choices like carnivore and keto, these short reflections invite you to care for your body with clarity, curiosity, and deep respect.

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Breast Reduction Recovery: Learning to Trust Your Body

An early From the Vault reflection on trusting your body after breast reduction and letting healing unfold with more ease. A grounding invitation to watch and breathe.

Shelley Beyer gently holding her hands to her chest, standing in soft light, expressing tenderness and trust during breast reduction recovery — part of her From the Vault reflection.

After Breast Reduction: How I Learned to Trust Again

An early breast reduction reflection on relearning trust after surgery — revisited through my From the Vault series. A short, honest reminder that confidence takes time.

Shelley Beyer standing in a bright, minimalist space, wearing a pink top and gesturing thoughtfully — reflecting on breast reduction recovery as part of her From the Vault series.

After Breast Reduction: My Skin Healing Routine

An early From the Vault reflection on my breast reduction skin healing — simple steps that still remind me how much care and patience matter.

Shelley Beyer standing with arms gently crossed and a warm smile — reflecting on her breast reduction recovery and the process of finding herself again, part of her From the Vault reflection series on healing and self-trust.

After Breast Reduction: Getting to Know Myself Again

An early From the Vault reflection on breast reduction healing — about rediscovering comfort, safety, and self-connection in your new body.

Shelley Beyer stands with her hands over her heart, wearing a bright pink top and a gentle expression — a calm, grounded image from her From the Vault series about breast reduction recovery and body acceptance.

How I Reconnected With My Body After Breast Reduction

An early From the Vault reflection on reconnecting with your body after breast reduction — a soft reminder that healing begins with listening and self-compassion.

Image of Shelley Beyer smiling gently with her hand raised, wearing a soft blush sweater against a pale pink background with bold text reading “You Deserve Pleasure.” The image conveys warmth, confidence, and peace during breast reduction recovery.

Breast Reduction Healing: You Deserve Pleasure

After breast reduction, pleasure is a vital sign of healing. Watch Shelley’s reflection on joy, body safety, and reclaiming what feels good.

Shelley Beyer stands with her hands over her heart in a soft pink top, set against a gentle blush background beside the words “Calm Knows First – Trusting My Inner Voice.” The image reflects peace, confidence, and the tender clarity that comes during breast reduction recovery.

Breast Reduction Healing: Trusting My Inner Voice

After breast reduction, your intuition can feel distant. Here’s how to quiet the noise and reconnect with what your body already knows.

Shelley Beyer stands smiling against a soft pink background with bold text reading “Ease Is Allowed — Letting Joy In.” The image reflects breast reduction recovery, ease, and emotional healing through calm, confident energy.

Breast Reduction Healing: Letting Joy In

This short reflection invites you to let joy back in after breast reduction — to breathe, soften, and trust the new ease you’re learning to allow.

Shelley Beyer stands with her hands gently resting over her heart, wearing a soft pink sweater against a background of pink florals and brushstrokes. Bold text reads “Feels Like Me” with a banner underneath saying “Wearing What Fits Now.” The warm, inviting design highlights themes of identity and confidence during breast reduction recovery.

Breast Reduction Journey: Wearing What Fits You Now

Watch this reflection on breast reduction recovery — how dressing in clothes that fit you now is part of healing your body and identity.

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