You came to this decision because your mental wellness matters. More than likely you are at the end of yourself, now you have to surrender.
Their Addiction ~My Journey, “Boundaries for a Parent’s Recovery”
Their Addiction~My Journey, “Dying Daily”
Four lives lost. In one week, I have sent condolences to four mothers. One more high became the last high. Two of those beautiful souls had been in recovery. That first use after a long period of being clean is scary. Too often, it is fatal. My heart aches for families who wanted this time …
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Their Addiction-My Journey, “Letting Go”
Letting go was forfeiting my need to be some part of their savior.
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Mental Health~”The Truth We’ve Not Been Told”
I know the doubt, fear, and frustration in managing the symptoms of bipolar. If I prayed long and hard enough, I thought I would be healed, cured, and labeled a miracle. So far, that has not happened. I am still balancing bipolar, but with a new understanding of my mind.
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Mental Health, The Journal #81- “My Mind, My Power, My Freedom”
Planting the Word of God in our hearts forecasts what will be and ultimately changes our lives, for what is in our heart will be in our mind. Reading, knowing, and applying the truth of God to every part of our being is a recipe for greatness and godliness in a fallen world.
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Poetry – Women of Hope
For the Women of Hope community, fighting to stay sober and recover
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Their Addiction ~ My Journey, “Fleeing the Prison”
You cannot love others as yourself if you do not love yourself first.
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Five Minute Friday- Day 13 of 31 Writing Challenge
Is it about your platform 'reach'. There's more to this folks.
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Five Minute Friday-Day 5 of 31 Writing Challenge
Only other women who've dealt with the pain of pornography would understand. I desire a fresh start but I fear a fresh start.
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Daily Dose- Mental Health Devotional for Isolation
Christians don't always comprehend the road to robust mental health. Our detour isn't always a sign of slipping away, but can be a sign of rising up.
Lisa @ Authentic Truths 