The Journey of Pain-Paint Therapy
Back in the summer 2013, Mia started
painting by “coincidence”. She searched for something that would make her
feel less pain or otherwise help replace the pain that she had in her body, if
only for a little while.
For a couple of years Mia have lived
with Lyme disease (Borreliose) and have been going through treatments. She
didn’t want to eat more painkillers or use any morphine plaster. Instead, she
began painting!
Mia called her project: ‘The
Pain-Paint Therapy’
Never before had she held an artist’s
paint brush in her hand, Mia bought home what she thought was she needed to
create ‘something’. And she just started!
It was an amazing feeling for her and
the painting has helped Mia a long way on her path. Every summer,
she carry out her easel to a sunny space and starts to paint.
It also brought her children and her
closer together, to create a hobby room outside for all of their
creativity. Mia's daughter Olivia (9 years old) and Mia paint
together. Olivia is truly Mia's best adviser and coach. Max (7
years old) is creating colorful snail houses. They are a colorful family
2 comments:
Every summer, she carry out her easel to a sunny space and scholarship essay writing help starts to paint.
It also brought her children and her closer together, to create a hobby room outside for all of their creativity.
Great painting and I really like your tag line as well, "hearts are never too old to love." Indeed, if we are truly in love with what we are doing, we can really go beyond limits.
Scott Porter (Hormone Replacement Therapy)
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