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Continue reading →: The Worst Decision of my Life ….
The worst decisions of my life have been made screamed at wrongfully accused punching my head threatened or concerned about connection or love closeness in the end what matters are your reactions, and the lesson is whatever you have experienced is remembered by you and remembered by who reads, so…
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Continue reading →: Overcoming Doubt and Being Confident …We always hope for the best in life, and not everything always turns out that way. We are constantly tested, and made to turn around, backtrack, think again, review our progress, second guess ourselves, and then there are our doubts, what do we amount to, what do things look like,…
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Continue reading →: What You Can Never Forgive ….Sometimes in life we are situated to comprehend pain, if it is so deserving, we call these reminded states, lessons on observing the feelings of others, sometimes it’s not until we have our own life stories, traumas, a secrets to be exposed and revisited that there is an obvious public…
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Continue reading →: (Article) 10 Ways to Not Panic …Amid the chaos of instability, don’t panic, you are never alone, in the face of adversity. Trust that like me like everyone else, waiting for reassurances in life and permission to continue moving forward without delay. Sometimes the less you have the slower it is to get going again. So…
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Continue reading →: It’s Day #10 at OCDA, Making Progress …When things get better I promise I will start listing in summary the stages and how to overcome the hurdles and controversy, trust that voices is not some annoying condition of hearing others as a blogger I think that’s a normal thing to hear what people think, its always a…
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Continue reading →: The Problem with Being Studied …The problem with being studied is that you can get sick again, so while you may have overcome previous bouts of illness, that doesn’t mean that graver conditions are not possible for you in the future, this is the controversy and Im assuming competitive humor about being given a hard…
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Continue reading →: 5 Ways to Care Even When You’re Scared to Say Anything …Whenever I find myself responding to a traumatic event or loss, I think about how can I not make things worse than they already are, and what can be said to help make things better. I’ve found that during times of trauma, people want more answers than questions, it’s more…








