Category Archives: co-dependency

The fantasies of mothers…

Posted on March 14, 2013 by

I had big mommy dreams before I had kids. I pictured myself chasing lady bugs and butterflies through open fields with my children as they giggled with curiosity and delight. I could practically hear the Chariots of Fire soundtrack in … Continue reading →

Posted in co-dependency, depression, faith, fear, grace, grief work, healing, hope, inspiration, motherhood, parenting, ptsd, recovery, trauma, wisdom | 14 Comments

The choice…

Posted on October 18, 2012 by

Today’s news about my mom was by far the worse. Docs firmly give my mom 6-8 months to live. Thud. My heart hit the concrete path I was walking on when my brother gave me the news over the phone. … Continue reading →

Posted in addiction, anxiety, blog, brain cancer, christianity, co-dependency, depression, fear, Glioblastoma Multiforme, grief work, healing, hope, inspiration, love, mother daughter relationships, motherhood, parenting, ptsd, recovery, spiritual healing | 26 Comments

What inspires me…

Posted on September 19, 2012 by

I’m not inspired by people who are unafraid of heights who dangle themselves over a precipice. I’m inspired by people who stave off a panic attack so their kids can see them jump off the high-dive into a swimming pool. I’m not … Continue reading →

Posted in addiction, anxiety, blog, co-dependency, depression, eating disorders, fear, friendship, grief work, healing, hope, inspiration, love, parenting, ptsd, recovery, secrets | 22 Comments

Everything skit

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9_M0H5nrY8E

This video has received more than 2 million likes on youtube – it’s a viral, spiritual phenomenon that continues to break through our pain and allows us to see where Jesus is in the midst of our struggles. This was me before Jesus broke through…it makes me cry every time I watch it. I hope you enjoy it.

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Video | Posted on September 13, 2012 by | 6 Comments

Goodbye co-dependency…

Posted on September 10, 2012 by

I used to be a die-hard co-dependent. Somewhere along my childhood I picked up the role and responsibility for being the peace maker, relationship negotiator and liaison, feeling sorter and manager, and life coach to everyone around me. My life … Continue reading →

Posted in addiction, anxiety, blog, co-dependency, eating disorders, fear, friendship, grief work, guilt, hope, love, ptsd, recovery, self help, spiritual healing, spirituality, therapy, trauma | 15 Comments