I wrote an article a while back, 18 Steps to Living Better with Chronic Illness. I thought I’d expand on these one at a time to share just how this works and how it has helped me. Sometimes it’s hard to see things with a short blurb without really expanding the concept. So over the […]
Read the rest of this entry »Three Ways to Discover Your Mission
Several weeks ago, I talked about that God isn’t a Genie we can order a cure from, that when we feel alone…God is with us, and why sometimes God chooses not to heal us–because He has a plan to use us. This week, I’d like to share three ways we can discover a mission God […]
Read the rest of this entry »Life’s been an adventure, but I’d like to get off the roller coaster now!
I remember watching a movie (don’t ask me which one, my fibro fogged brain can’t remember what I had for lunch) in which a man asked a woman to marry him saying, “Marry me and life will never be boring.” Well, my life has never been boring. In fact, it’s been quite an eventful adventure. Even before […]
Read the rest of this entry »I’ll trust you, Lord.
As many of my readers know, the past 18 months have been very difficult for my family and me. We’ve dealt with catastrophic hardships like a car accident in which we flipped over; natural disasters such as the lightning strike, a flash flood, and a small house fire; health issues like gallbladder surgery which is aside from […]
Read the rest of this entry »I knew I was in trouble when I lost my sense of humor
I’ve always been a clown. I love making people laugh, especially myself. The more struggles life threw at me the more humorously I saw things. Until one day when I just couldn’t find anything funny to say. So I just didn’t post that day on Facebook…or the next day, or the next day, or the […]
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