voices
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The Questioning Part of You.
There are, at least to my knowledge, not many blogs about the FALC or more succinctly, abuse and the FALC. When I began blogging about my experience, my focal point wasn't to look against the church, but rather to share… Continue reading
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Eyes of a Child
While mowing the grass last night it came to me that the attacking and jousting for position isn’t about whether there is abuse or not abuse, what was right or wrong, or even the way it is treated or not… Continue reading
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We go to the outside.
On facebook a blog was shared, and I went and had a look. http://extoots.blogspot.com/ I browsed a few posts and came upon an article that was referred to on a posted dated, April 30th. http://www.hs.fi/english/article/Shedding+light+on+child+abuse+among+the+Laestadians/1135265532861 While reading that article, it… Continue reading
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Until she can find her own.
The hardest part of being a mom is when your child takes an exit that you didn’t see coming and they seem to disappear from the usual landscape and it leaves you separated. And I am not even sure what… Continue reading
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Boldly slips away unscathed.
What struck me last night is that the definitions of good and evil in my childhood home were competing for the upper hand, that my father’s heaven was my mother’s hell, and visa versa. It truly is that one man’s… Continue reading
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The Voices are Silent
I finished the Quiet Room by Lori Schiller and Amanda Bennett. What an inspiring story of girl with a broken mind; a schizophrenia mind. She had voices in her head that were finally silenced with the proper medication, treatment and… Continue reading
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Follow an Impulse Fearlessly.
“Every day we slaughter our finest impulses. That is why we get heartache when we read those lines written by the hand of a master and recognizes them as our own, as the tender shoots, which we stifled because we… Continue reading
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Where I want to go…
“Keep on going, and the chances are that you will stumble on something, perhaps when you are least expecting it. I never heard of anyone ever stumbling on something sitting down.” ~Charles F. Kettering Today was my 132nd… Continue reading