When my thoughts start getting louder, this reminds me I’m not alone in the swirl. His presence changes the tone of everything. #stillhere #traumarecovery #FaithInTheFog #dailyinspiration

When my thoughts start getting louder, this reminds me I’m not alone in the swirl. His presence changes the tone of everything. #stillhere #traumarecovery #FaithInTheFog #dailyinspiration

Philippians 1:6 was one of my go to verses during the darkest moments of my recovery from childhood trauma. My treatment team told me I would never be able to be a social worker again, that I might not even be able work. At the time, I was enrolled in an outpatient psychiatric program that…
Morning Meditation: Over the years I’ve learned that pride often prevents me from hearing God’s voice or feeling his presence. When I surrender, I experience peace beyond description. #morningmeditation #peace #surrender
There are moments when I convince myself I should be able to handle it all on my own. I’ve told myself, “Don’t bother anyone. You’ll figure it out.” But the truth is, some burdens feel too heavy to carry solo. And when I’ve finally let someone in—a friend, a counselor, a pastor, or even just…
The most challenging experiences for me as I share my story are the times that I was “the other woman.” Each time, I was seeking something that alluded me. The letters that follow will hopefully speak to the young woman who finds herself in a similar position. Each letter in the 3 part series is written for a unique audience. The first letter speaks to the young girl who was lost and confused and did not understand her environment.
As I struggled to comprehend how God could love me, I struggled with an equally troubling question, “How could God love the family members who hurt me?”
Morning Meditation: Although this verse sounds harsh, the words remind me to keep my mind focused on things above. #morningmeditation #eyesonJesus
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