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Support the showepisode 66: The benefits of EFT Tapping. Carrie's story on Prayerful tapping and why she started doing it.
About Carrie
There are hurting people everywhere. I met them growing up. I met them in the hospital. I’ve met them in my Tapping practice, in my neighborhood, in my business. . . . everywhere. I started wondering what our world would feel like if lots of individuals released a little of that shame or stress or anger...
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