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30 Days of Suffering to Joy!

Please join me through the month of November as I work through 30 days of suffering to joy! Sometimes it's really hard to stay thankful when we find ourselves in a place we never wanted to be, but the good news is the is hope. And while our new normal may not be what we always wanted it to be it can be it's own unique adventure especially if you invite God into this place of struggle and weakness. Hope to see you there!

Day 1 Psalm 139:15-16

Day 1

I believe thankfulness starts with our Creator. God created every facet of our being & He has plans for every part of us (Jeremiah 29:11) even the less desirable, more fractured parts of us (Exodus 4:11). No part of our story, or our struggles were... Read More
Boots with lantern Psalms 119:105

Day 2

Using my feet can be a real struggle at times since I began my journey with Wilson’s Disease. Whether WD is forcing me to walk pigeon toed or making my feet do their own jig, getting from... Read More
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Day 3

Last night was the first time I’ve sang with a choir in a very long time & I loved every minute of it. But it definitely felt strange to be wearing weights, needing a cane & wishing for my music folder with hand straps. The weirdest part was wondering if... Read More
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Day 4

For me an important part of keeping our eyes on the prize is to practice pausing to praying. Praying makes me think of kneeling/surrendering myself before the Lord. I have found that a lot of dealing with chronic illness in a positive way is surrendering it to God. Not telling Him what... Read More
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Day 5

The Bible talks a lot about weakness whether it be spiritual or physical. That middle verse from Isaiah is one of my life verses, in fact it & Psalm 73:23 are part of the story behind...Read More
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Day 6

Praying blessings & love on your day ...Read More
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Day 7

Ok so, truth? I was kinda avoiding this one. I tried to pick other verses for the heart, but none of them struck a chord like this one. I’ve heard it said so many times, in so many ways & ...Read More
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Day 8

You don’t get the nickname motor mouth, by being a really good listener, in other words I valued my mouth rather  ... Read More
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Day 9

During this journey we see a lot of rejection from doctors, friends, family, spouses, & complete strangers. It is hard sometimes to imagine we are valued by... Read More
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Day 10

Stuttering for the 1st time was a total shock. In an instant, somehow the time signature in the rhythm... Read More
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Day 11

This is going to be short & sweet cause today & yesterday have been a battle for me with my WD symptoms both mentally & physically. So, after some prayer... Read More
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Day 14

Day 14 Quick Check In:
This is how I’ve been filling some of my ‘rest time’ these last few days. I am so... Read More
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Day 15

I know many of us with chronic illness live most of our days in isolation & that... Read More
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Day 1 Psalm 139:15-16

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Day 1 Psalm 139:15-16

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