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Photo Credit: http://www.cardstore.com Four years ago today, I took my first tiny, shaky steps down the road to recovery from the depression and anxiety that devoured me. As I look over my shoulder, the anxiety…
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Message Received
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Photo Credit: http://www.levo.com I woke up to the sound of my alarm clock cajoling me awake and the feeling of anxiety coursing through me. To say that I woke up on the wrong side of the bed…
Less is More
I grew up hearing the slogan, “A mind is a terrible thing to waste”, and I took it to heart. I became an avid reader and did well in school, and I admired people who could think fast on their… Read More ›
3 Ways To Manage Anxiety: Advice From My Daughter
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I always have maintained that my two daughters are among my greatest teachers, and recently, my oldest daughter taught me a valuable lesson in being good to myself when I was feeling badly.? For the…
On the Twenty-Fourth Day of December . . .
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Photo Credit: Pinterest I never thought that a trip to the emergency room to begin my day and spending Christmas Eve alone to end my day would help show me more of the love, light,…
On the Twenty-Third Day of December . . .
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Photo Credit: Pinterest This twenty-third day of December has left me physically and emotionally ill, making it difficult to focus on the goodness and light of this month and on writing this post. So, please,…
Live In Peace
Yesterday, Robin Williams’ spark was extinguished, and his death has impacted me in ways that I cannot begin to enumerate. On a superficial level, I am truly saddened that the world has lost a comedic genius and big-hearted philanthropist, as… Read More ›
Soul Food – by Kristi Jo Jedlicki
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Soul Food by Kristi Jo Jedlicki It is said that the way to a man’s heart is through his stomach. Since I am neither a man nor a chef, I don’t know if that adage…
Three Years Ago . . .
For the past few days, I have felt out of sorts a bit. It doesn’t feel like a resurgence of the depression and the anxiety, but something is amiss. What is it? PMS? Stress? Allergies? I couldn’t put my finger or… Read More ›
The Doubting Kristi
As much as I strive to have faith in God and His plan for my life, I will admit that I continue to have moments of doubt in God, His plan, myself, and others. When my faith is firing on… Read More ›
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