This verse helps me slow down and remember ways God has been faithful that I don’t always take time to notice. #traumarecovery #FaithInTheFog #dailyinspiration #GoodnessOfGod

This verse helps me slow down and remember ways God has been faithful that I don’t always take time to notice. #traumarecovery #FaithInTheFog #dailyinspiration #GoodnessOfGod

This makes me think about what I’m feeding my mind and my day with. It all adds up over time. #tendingwhatisplanted #traumarecovery #FaithInTheFog #dailyinspiration
In an earlier post, I mentioned the idea of capturing my thoughts. I want to delve into that a bit more. Part of my recovery from the trauma I experienced as a child included learning how to manage emotional spirals.
leaving the security of familiar coping mechanisms is terrifying. Especially when nothing seems to ease the fear and pain like what I knew. When the “new life” became difficult or not what I expected, I wanted to return to the comfortable. I wanted what was comfortable even though it was dangerous and painful.
You don’t have to wait for the chaos to pass before you breathe. That’s something I’ve learned slowly — not just in theory, but through lived experience. I’m not caught in the swirl like I used to be. I’m not constantly on edge or waiting for the next emotional wave to crash. But I still…
This verse makes me want to wrap my younger self in a warm blanket and say, “You’re safe now.” #dailyinspiration #innerchild #FaithInTheFog #comfort
I don’t always see how things connect, but experience has taught me that God fills in gaps over time.
Notifications