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The Junkyard Love Podcast - Episode 052 with Rikki Hall - Chest Pressure, Intrusive Thoughts, and Space Aliens
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Episode 052 with Rikki Hall - Chest Pressure, Intrusive Thoughts, and Space Aliens

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08/17/20 • 125 min

The Junkyard Love Podcast
In 2015 Rikki went under the knife for the 'gummy bear' breast implants. The following years brought her heart palpitations, blurry vision, sensitive touch, hair loss, eczema, depression, anxiety n' loads more. She's since had the 'toxic bags' removed - and she openly and bravely shares her rollercoaster experience here on the podcast. In this episode, we travel through Rikki's life - from Woodland to living in Hawaii, L.A. and now Canada, we talk about her life as a hockey player's girlfriend, our favorite music, our first phones, and our growing small town mind perspective. Rikki and I discuss re-connecting to the body physically and mentally and we talk anti-depressants, protective scar-tissue, pilates, our societies relationship with plastic surgery, the imprint that social media leaves on our minds, and stroking the ego with outward appearance. We light up a fire section on the mind-body connection at the gym, intrusive thoughts, OCD, feeling bad about bad thoughts, panic disorders, and watching too much True Crime shit. We get ethereal... casually and playfully diving into things like - ghost stories, meditations, past lives, evolution, aliens, ghosts, consciousness, the ocean, alternate realities, and of course dinosaurs. We share our reiki and Medium experiences and send it off with some freaky tales. Rikki and I had a blast doing this one. She's dauntlessly courageous for sharing the personal ups and downs of her human voyage and I'm massively grateful to hold any space for that sort of thing to be heard. If you enjoyed the episode, consider hitting the 'like' option or leaving a review. Find Rikki on Instagram @rikki_hall and we'll see ya back here next week, peace and love! Some savage quotes from Rikki this episode - “As soon as I woke up from my surgery, I could breathe” “Am I ever gonna be satisfied? No, but love your body for what it is” “You really have to find that healthy relationship with how you look and what you eat and how you wanna treat yourself and your body and your mind” “When bad thoughts come in, we over-analyze it, but when good thoughts come in, we don’t even think about it.” “We’re just too aware of being alive” “Because you’re aware of it, you’re not gonna do it” “It’s so hard when someone doesn’t understand your anxiety. If you wanna talk about intrusive thoughts, and they call you crazy, say you’re wild.. but when somebody does (want to talk about it), it makes you feel so much better.”
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In 2015 Rikki went under the knife for the 'gummy bear' breast implants. The following years brought her heart palpitations, blurry vision, sensitive touch, hair loss, eczema, depression, anxiety n' loads more. She's since had the 'toxic bags' removed - and she openly and bravely shares her rollercoaster experience here on the podcast. In this episode, we travel through Rikki's life - from Woodland to living in Hawaii, L.A. and now Canada, we talk about her life as a hockey player's girlfriend, our favorite music, our first phones, and our growing small town mind perspective. Rikki and I discuss re-connecting to the body physically and mentally and we talk anti-depressants, protective scar-tissue, pilates, our societies relationship with plastic surgery, the imprint that social media leaves on our minds, and stroking the ego with outward appearance. We light up a fire section on the mind-body connection at the gym, intrusive thoughts, OCD, feeling bad about bad thoughts, panic disorders, and watching too much True Crime shit. We get ethereal... casually and playfully diving into things like - ghost stories, meditations, past lives, evolution, aliens, ghosts, consciousness, the ocean, alternate realities, and of course dinosaurs. We share our reiki and Medium experiences and send it off with some freaky tales. Rikki and I had a blast doing this one. She's dauntlessly courageous for sharing the personal ups and downs of her human voyage and I'm massively grateful to hold any space for that sort of thing to be heard. If you enjoyed the episode, consider hitting the 'like' option or leaving a review. Find Rikki on Instagram @rikki_hall and we'll see ya back here next week, peace and love! Some savage quotes from Rikki this episode - “As soon as I woke up from my surgery, I could breathe” “Am I ever gonna be satisfied? No, but love your body for what it is” “You really have to find that healthy relationship with how you look and what you eat and how you wanna treat yourself and your body and your mind” “When bad thoughts come in, we over-analyze it, but when good thoughts come in, we don’t even think about it.” “We’re just too aware of being alive” “Because you’re aware of it, you’re not gonna do it” “It’s so hard when someone doesn’t understand your anxiety. If you wanna talk about intrusive thoughts, and they call you crazy, say you’re wild.. but when somebody does (want to talk about it), it makes you feel so much better.”

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