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**Trigger Warning: This post contains content including: miscarriage, infant death, infant loss, etc. Please be aware of your triggers and don't read on if you don't feel comfortable doing so.** ♥ During my marriage, I suffered two miscarriages. One at 13 weeks and one at 5 (I think). Even now, almost 3 years since I lost my second, with a soon to be adopted baby on the way, my heart does not stop yearning for my angels. ... read more
For any company you can call these days, you're going to be met with an automated greeting and menu, no matter what. That's just how it is, take the call, process the call and send it off to the right section of the company. This often leads the customer to frustration, impatience and eventually anger; because let's be honest, it's not a great system. But the purpose of the system was not to have great personal time with the client but to have ... read more
Two years ago exactly, I was homeless, jobless, my husband had just left me and my best friend had just died from brain cancer. I was at the lowest point in my life, and yet every morning I still awoke to the hope that the Lord had instilled in me with his promises. Being hopeful doesn't mean that we know what tomorrow brings, it means that we know the Lord has already been there making a way for us to join Him. I can't say that the ... read more
If you've been around this blog for the last few years, you may already know my biggest weakness. I'm not exactly good at staying focused, nor do I well with less than 322 tasks at a time. Because of that, there are a lot of deadlines that I tend to miss in my excitement. A lot of them happen on this blog. (Sorry y'all, just know I love ya!) But for me, these things that I miss (especially on the blog) weigh heavily on my heart. Because ... read more
Two years ago to the day, my life was ripped from what it was and was left, torn to pieces around me. On that day that my ex-husband left me. I was suddenly homeless, jobless and penniless. Before that day, I considered myself a good Christian woman who trusted Jesus with my whole heart. I had even gone through cancer and miscarriages, knowing Jesus was my anchor. But it wasn't until this day that I truly understood what it meant to trust ... read more