Who abandoned who?
Poetry~Abandoned
Podcasts: “Surviving Their Addiction”
Is it possible to go on when our children are alive but not living? Are we destined to remain in their addiction with them? Does the pressure from society and being the parent needing to fix this weigh on you?
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Writing Prompt-March 3
I see a rant ahead, but I will not tackle that today. I will cut this short and end with a, "Yes, I enjoy my job." (I'm sure there are 2000-word responses one can find here somewhere)
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Five Minute Friday- I Could Not Reach Her
I could not reach my child and carry her into the healing recovery she deserves.
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Poetry-Destination Home
Cancer sucks.
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Mental Health Monday-Awakening from Darkness
When I am bound by bipolar, I fear movement. I cast this unimaginable shadow over myself that darkens with each passing day. I proved this earlier this month when I looked out my office window and noticed the sun.
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New Episode-“How Do We Help Ourselves?”
I’ve been the parent who collapsed from anxiety, stress, fear, and sadness. But should we be living as captives to an addiction we don’t have?
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Mental Health Monday- Strength When We Surrender
"God, if you have to take my son, I will let him go." I will never forget the pain in those words. I was heartbroken and angry. How would God do this to us?
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WordPress Writing Prompt
A break from the agony would be a delight. Instead, tormenting worry steals my sleep. Stress robs my health. And fear plagues my mind.
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New Podcast- “Why is it So Darn Hard to Let Go?”
Trigger. It’s a word we fear far too long. But we know the consequences of addiction. So, we walk on egg shells and stay silent. We fear everything. Hospital, jail, or death. It takes a long time to accept the consequences of their addiction. Letting go is the most tragic and difficult thing a parent will have to do.
Lisa @ Authentic Truths 