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When Running Becomes Dangerous to My Health

In: Chronic Illness, Fear on: February 19, 2021

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Category: Chronic Illness, FearTag: comatose, Epilepsy, running, seizures

The 3 Lines in ‘Doctor Strange’ That Floored Me as Someone With PTSD

In: Chronic Illness, Fear on: December 9, 2020

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Category: Chronic Illness, FearTag: Ancient One, dissociation, doctor strange, dr.strange, empathy, Epilepsy, Marvel, PTSD, seizures

Brittany Maynard Isn’t Brave, But These People Are

In: Building Hope, Fear on: November 3, 2014

She is being heralded as brave for making this choice, and for publicizing it weeks in advance. But she isn’t brave. Don’t misunderstand me. I am not jumping into the fray with my opinion on whether physician-assisted suicide for terminal cases should be legal, or whether it’s ethical, or even if …

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Category: Building Hope, FearTag: bravery, britney maynard, brittany maynard, cancer, Epilepsy, fibromyalgia, kindergarten, ME, pediatrics, rett, rett syndrome, rettland, rettland foundation, teenagers, teens

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Balance is Hard When You Have More Priorities Than Appendages

In: Faith, Fear on: June 9, 2014

I remember the days when I only had one project to work on at a time. I zeroed in one thing and stayed focused until it was done. Whether a book draft, an analysis for my job, or a blog post, I could stay in my sweet spot until it was done. I was overreacting to the myth of multitasking. Did you …

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Category: Faith, FearTag: asshole, balance, brilliance, Creativity, faith, fear, healthy, IQ, joy, marijuana, mean, multi-tasking, multitasking

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Depression and Heavy Water Create a Warrior

In: Building Hope, Faith, Fear on: March 5, 2014

The cursor won’t stop blinking. Even when I don’t look at it, I know it’s there. Mocking me for the empty page in front of me. I know every page starts empty, but I feel the mockery nonetheless. The lack of words proves the whispers in my ear – You have NOTHING to offer. This is what it feels …

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Category: Building Hope, Faith, FearTag: depression, heavy water, just, just prayer, lame prayer, no condemnation, pain, prayer, romans 8, romans 8:1, samurai, struggle, the last samurai, tom cruise, water, writers block

The Board of Education & Abuse

In: Family, Fear on: January 27, 2014

My father’s school breaks were always terrifying for me and my mom. He drank all day for weeks on end and abused us whenever he wasn’t passed out somewhere. We cowered in fear, hoping not to upset him. It never worked. He yelled for me that morning, like he always did. Probably needed me to grab …

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Category: Family, FearTag: abuse, alocholism, board, board of education, redemption

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Did we overcome and shall we now thrive

In: Building Hope, Fear on: December 9, 2013

On the very first day of the year, I made a declaration: I will not be overcome any circumstance, no matter how much it just plain sucks I was speaking of my seizures, and I made a promise to myself and to you that I would not be the victim of my condition any longer. Even if nothing changed in …

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Category: Building Hope, FearTag: Epilepsy, failure, life, military, overcome, seizures, success, thrive

When A Train Stop Is More Than Just a Train Stop

In: Family, Fear, What's Normal? on: November 4, 2013

My train stop on Halloween was more than a train stop. Maybe it could have been just a train stop under different circumstances. Perhaps it would have held far less meaning if my bus home wasn’t leaving right when I got off the train. I bet if my kids weren’t waiting at home for me to go …

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Category: Family, Fear, What's Normal?Tag: abnormal, absent seizure, children, Epilepsy, fit, halloween, late, normal, not normal, seizure, trick or treat

I Got 99 Problems

In: Community, Fear on: October 28, 2013

Warning: This post contains some graphic content. If you are easily offended by sexual references or racial slurs, you may want to skip this post. I hope you won't, because it may change the way you view people around you. A clearly autistic man preaches the Gospel to everyone walking by, …

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Category: Community, FearTag: autistic, black, bus, businessman, children, masturbate, metro, phoenix, vet, veteran

If You Have Enough Faith

In: Community, Faith, Fear, What's Normal? on: October 24, 2013

Today, I have the honor of sharing my site with Joan Hall. From her earliest recollection, Joan Hall has always enjoyed listening to a good story. Now she shares stories about life and faith. Her desire is that her writing will cause people to reflect upon living a simple life, strong family …

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Category: Community, Faith, Fear, What's Normal?Tag: Building Hope, cancer, chemotherapy, faith, healing, mustard, mustard seed

Not at the top – A Guest Post

In: Building Hope, Fear on: September 30, 2013

Today's post is from one of my friends and fellow writers, Joy Lenton.   Joy Lenton is a wife, mother, grandma-in-waiting and M.E sufferer. A lot of her days are spent in PJs penning poetry  and prose. She loves connecting with people, reading, drinking coffee and eating dark …

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Category: Building Hope, FearTag: climb, endurance, illness, ME, mountain, peace, Poetry, shadowlands, shoes, weary

Hope rises in unexpected places

In: Building Hope, Faith, Fear, What's Normal? on: September 18, 2013

I am thrilled to be hosting one of my favorite authors today, Wendy van Eyck of I Love Devotionals. Wendy has just recently released a book I had the privilege of reading early -- Life, Life and More Life. She recounts how she holds on to hope and faith in the midst of her husband's cancer …

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Category: Building Hope, Faith, Fear, What's Normal?Tag: Building Hope, cancer, free, free book, hope rises, husband, jairus, Jesus, life sucking, wendy van eyck

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