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Calling Qualified & Experienced Crew 🛥️

DM for the link if you feel this is a suitable platform for you. Kindly include your experience &/or operational needs. Happy Yachting 🛥️

🛥️Purpose of this group🛥️

This is a direct-connection network for qualified freelance and relief yacht crew, created to fill a real operational gap - at short notice. The aim is to ensure cost is never a barrier to safe, timely crew replacement during unexpected sickness, resignation &/or termination.

🛥️How it’s used🛥️

* Yachts/representatives post short-term needs
* Crew post profile details
* Available, qualified freelance crew respond directly
* No recruitment fees
* Respect for existing command structures is assumed

🛥️Job Post Submissions 🛥️

• Position:
• Dates required:
• Approximate vessel size:
• Operating area: (e.g. EU, Asia, Pacific, Caribbean, America/s)

🛥️Freelance Crew Submissions 🛥️

• Position / Role:
• Current Location:
• Availability:
• Certifications /Tickets:
• Experience Snapshot:

🛥️Group norms🛥️

* Low-noise by design
* Participation is optional; observation is welcome
* Only qualified/available crew to respond
* Conversations should move offline where appropriate
* If admin support is required for posts, please contact me directly

🛥️What the group is not designed for🛥️

* Gossip
* Unrelated commentary
* Politics
* To replace Crew Agencies
* Info on how to get into Yachting

🛥️The aim is simple🛥️

When something needs fixing quickly, there is a capable, professional pool to draw from.

If you’ve been added &/or this group isn’t relevant to you, feel free to remove yourself at any time. No explanation needed.

Please feel free to use the link to invite qualified freelance or relief crew who align with this purpose.

Subgroups have now been added for crew to add a person profile & CV’s so it’s easier for those looking for freelance crew. Please feel free to make a submission.

🛥️ This is not a beehive 🛥️

The people here are responding to real-time issues, solving problems, and creating change without the need for visibility, recognition, or applause.

The work matters more than being seen doing it.

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u/OwnLead333 — 5 days ago
▲ 58 r/Psoriasis

Psoriasis Remission after 25 years.

I’ve lived with diagnosed psoriasis for 25 years & am now in remission.

The scaling has dramatically reduced.
The redness is fading.
For the first time in decades, my natural skin tone is returning & I can feel my natural skin.

What’s interesting is that many of the things people usually credit for improvement haven’t changed.

I’m probably more stressed than I’ve ever been.
I exercise less.
I spend less time in the sun.
My diet is far from perfect.
I’m navigating perimenopause.
I haven’t started medication.
I haven’t had UV treatment.

The biggest change in my life was something else entirely.

I became estranged from several narcissistic family members and made a clean break from a lifetime of denial surrounding childhood trauma and abuse.

For decades I carried responsibility that wasn’t mine. I tried to fix people who didn’t want help. I confused guilt with love and obligation, and obligation with family.

Eventually I stopped & did 4 years of dedicated somatic therapy.

I’m not claiming emotional healing cures psoriasis & I am not “healed” so much as have started what will be a lifetime of healing.

In my own case, after removing myself from decades of chronic emotional stress and finally acknowledging what I’d spent most of my life minimizing, my skin began improving in ways I hadn’t experienced for 25 years.

Maybe it’s coincidence. Maybe reducing years of chronic stress changed something about how my immune system behaves.

There is growing research linking childhood trauma, chronic stress, and psoriasis. Whether that’s what happened here, I can’t say with certainty but it certainly made me think.

I’m curious whether anyone else with an autoimmune condition noticed improvement after leaving an abusive environment, becoming estranged from toxic family members, or finally processing long-term trauma.

I’m interested in hearing other people’s experiences because I’m fascinated by what happened in my own life.

u/OwnLead333 — 16 days ago
▲ 60 r/newsokunomoral+1 crossposts

The tiny snow leopard that pays rent exclusively through emotional manipulation.

u/OwnLead333 — 2 months ago