Category: The Work of Mending

Healing, grief, rebuilding, emotional growth, faith, and learning to mend what was broken.

  • The Quiet Ways God Began to Restore Me

    If all hope feels lost, take heart: God heals the brokenhearted and binds up their wounds. “He healeth the broken in heart, and bindeth up their wounds.” — Psalm 147:3 (KJV) No matter how deep the pain, God sees you. And when you call on Him in faith, He begins a work of healing that…

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  • Sitting with the Pain I Used to Run From

    Do you struggle to move past emotional pain? Do past hurts still surface, no matter how much time has passed? You’re not alone. I know what it feels like to carry emotional wounds for years—trying to move forward while silently holding onto the past. I experienced childhood abuse, neglect, and later, domestic violence. I also…

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  • Learning to Tend to What Was Fragmented

    Healing after domestic violence is not simple. It requires you to look back—honestly—at who you were, what you endured, and how those experiences shaped your life. Because what happens to us doesn’t stay in the past. It shows up in our thoughts, reactions, and choices. At its core, domestic violence is often the collision of…

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