Every mom will battle for their child. However, the toughest battle will be on her knees in desperate prayer. Letting go and letting God is probably the hardest thing she will do.
Quick Reflections-“Jesus Never Let’s Go”
Because our longing speaks so loud, the desire to hold on in situations when God says to let go is strong. But we were never meant to grasp at hope in people or situations. The very ties gripping us are the ones Jesus wants us to break.
Personal Reflections ~ You Are Enough
My life experience taught me that others’ words could quickly lift or tear us down. Some people made me feel not good enough, small and unseen, and invisible. I could have suffered a lifetime from the damage. I didn’t allow myself to park in their toxic deflection. I owned my truth as a child of …
Poetry – Breaking Addiction’s Hold (A Parent’s Release)
God's love will lead us to step aside. His parenting must come first.
Resurrection Sunday 2023
Their Addiction~My Journey: A Tired Mother’s Note
My goal was to shine a light on your strengths, but all I did was elevate mine. By playing your offense and defense, I allowed you to sit out. I was active in the game while you played Russian roulette on the bench.
Word Prompt~March 18, 2023
I’m the mother of an addict. My eyes burst open daily with one anxious thought, “Is she dead or alive?”
New Podcast Episode- “Confrontation With Self”
This episode is a reflection back to the time just before I began my recovery. There is anger, bitterness, pain, acceptance, and resolve here. I began to confront some hard truth within myself, and it was HARD! If you’re in that place, know you are not alone.
New Podcast Episode- “Confrontation With Self”
This episode is a reflection back to the time just before I began my recovery. There is anger, bitterness, pain, acceptance, and resolve here. I began to confront some hard truth within myself, and it was HARD! If you’re in that place, know you are not alone.
Authentic Truths- Confrontation With Self
I play the 'forget game' to move on. Forget what they did, forget what they said, forget the pain, forget the abuse, forget the porn, forget the drinking. I work so hard to forget, I never allow myself to heal.


