I have to be honest, I did not see this coming. But first, I must look back, just one more time. I have poured my heart and soul into these writings, and podcasts. They have helped me to process and share hope to others, as well as myself. For a few months now, it has been harder to write. Some of this is because, overall, my life has been quite boring.
So happy for you! I will miss seeing your posts but I wish you great success in the future with your new endeavors. Continued prayers in all that you will do!
Dearest Canary- My healing journey has been similar to yours in a lot of ways. The strength, resilience & love that continue to expand within your mind, body & soul have transferred through your words; lifting me up in ways that are hard to describe. Recently, due to chemical fumes, I had to leave my home for 30 days. I didn't know if I would ever be able to return. During that time, your posts felt like a virtual hug; a sign that everything would be ok. I am back home now! You are resilience, faith & love. Your mission statement brought me to tears. Wishing you lots of fun on your new adventure of fictional writing. We are here if and when you want to share any of it. Sending so much love and grace to your sweet family this holiday season and always! In Reverence, Sarah 💜
I am simultaneously heartbroken and overjoyed to see this post. I was there when you joined PMA and posted your video, being unable to walk. Then I had to leave the arms of the group, and an online presence - perhaps for some of the same reasons that you do. However when I received word about your blog through Simchas emails, I was ecstatic to see the amazing progress that you had made. And to enjoy your incredible writing. And to plainly see that it was Christ who had carried you through the trials, as he had done for us and so many others with toxin illness. It has been an absolute joy to read about your journey. But I also understand your decision completely. I had to make a similar one over a year ago. I will continue pray for your and your family, and I know you will continue to heal and do well. You have the guidance and the tools. Keep up the amazing work. I’ll miss you, but I will also take comfort in knowing how well you are doing beyond the blog. Love and hugs from afar.
So happy for you! I will miss seeing your posts but I wish you great success in the future with your new endeavors. Continued prayers in all that you will do!
Dearest Canary- My healing journey has been similar to yours in a lot of ways. The strength, resilience & love that continue to expand within your mind, body & soul have transferred through your words; lifting me up in ways that are hard to describe. Recently, due to chemical fumes, I had to leave my home for 30 days. I didn't know if I would ever be able to return. During that time, your posts felt like a virtual hug; a sign that everything would be ok. I am back home now! You are resilience, faith & love. Your mission statement brought me to tears. Wishing you lots of fun on your new adventure of fictional writing. We are here if and when you want to share any of it. Sending so much love and grace to your sweet family this holiday season and always! In Reverence, Sarah 💜
I am simultaneously heartbroken and overjoyed to see this post. I was there when you joined PMA and posted your video, being unable to walk. Then I had to leave the arms of the group, and an online presence - perhaps for some of the same reasons that you do. However when I received word about your blog through Simchas emails, I was ecstatic to see the amazing progress that you had made. And to enjoy your incredible writing. And to plainly see that it was Christ who had carried you through the trials, as he had done for us and so many others with toxin illness. It has been an absolute joy to read about your journey. But I also understand your decision completely. I had to make a similar one over a year ago. I will continue pray for your and your family, and I know you will continue to heal and do well. You have the guidance and the tools. Keep up the amazing work. I’ll miss you, but I will also take comfort in knowing how well you are doing beyond the blog. Love and hugs from afar.