Wisdom to Overcome Childhood Adversity

I remember how fear of abuse traps you in darkness, trauma makes you feel lost and consumed with sadness, guilt, and shame. The emotional pain feels like an endless punishment that’s impossible to escape.

Along the journey to overcome childhood adversity, I learned that even in the darkest moments, a glimmer of hope breaks through—even when fear of abuse is overwhelming.

Although stepping out of the darkness to overcome adversity feels daunting, genuine healing and life-changing freedom are achievable with the wisdom that illuminates the path to an abundant life.

  • Being Grateful in Times of Hardship

    A while back, I was talking with my baby sister about memories of abuse. She became worried and expressed concern about me being so negative all the time. I thought she didn’t understand. I’m in the process of writing a Memoir, and recalling memories of abuse is essential. It’s an emotional outpouring and a slow process…

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  • Domestic Violence Questions and Answers

    Domestic Violence Questions and Answers is a featured blog post in honor of Domestic Violence Awareness Month in October 2018.  I was reading a post on the topic of domestic violence, and in the comments section, a gentleman named Brad posted four domestic violence questions. Domestic Violence Questions

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  • How to Stop the Epidemic of Violence in Communities

    Many are asking how to stop violence in schools and communities. I believe society will not find answers by focusing on violence. Nor resolutions by imposing laws that provide temporary relief and appear to fix the situation.  They’re a band-aid solution for a more significant problem.  The problem is within the heart of humanity; it is something…

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