My Week In Review

It’s Saturday AGAIN. That quickly, I’m preparing to begin another week. I’m amazed, at how quickly time has gone by. As I reflect on my week, I see how the peaks and valleys of my depression, has threatened to win. I see how my panic attacks have been less frequent, and I see that the more I fight, the more difficult things become; yet I step further into my purpose, each time.

With the trajectory of my life, ever changing, I am constantly, bending, twisting, turning, wondering, praying, crying, praising, thanking, doing, and always moving. My life is a mess, but I’m still trusting God.

There is always something I can complain about; I am thankful, nevertheless. As I see MY WEEK IN REVIEW, I remember the beautiful, church service, on Sunday, my doctors visits, spending unexpected days with my Sweet Potato, karaoke with friends on Friday, and today…Self love Self Care Saturday, that I spent enjoying ME.

As I reflect on the good days, I can’t avoid the reality of the less than perfect, days. I learned long ago, that no matter how bad things are, there is something good to be found. I remember Monday and Tuesday. The intense pain I experienced, prevented me from making any progress. I laid around all day, praying to feel better…unable to keep appointments …thinking about all that needed to be done…all Im dealing with, but never forgetting, how far I’ve come.

After every setback, I’ve had a better comeback; My faith in God grows deeper.

MY WEEK IN REVIEW, confirms God’s grace and mercy; He is forever making a way. Whether in the lows of my depression, or the highs of my excitement, I know that God will make a way.

Whether I’m serving, or waiting to be served, I know that God is ordering my steps.

Even when I shed silent tears, I am reminded, as I see my WEEK IN REVIEW, that I’m not alone, and that each day that I keep fighting, is another day worth living.

In order to continue forward progress, I think we should all look at our weeks in review, as a tool, to measure our improvement, for whatever our situation may be. After all,

it’s never too late to better ourselves. It’s never too late to want better. It’s never too late to be at peace. Don’t lose hope. Continue to love, and joy will find you.

Dani💋❤️

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Published by dyingtobeperfect1926

I am a recently single mother of four wonderful adult children. I love young people and have a passion for developing and motivating people. After spending over thirty years in the customer service industry, and my world was suddenly turned upside down, I found myself having to start my life over. Realizing that I could no longer maintain a healthy mental state while working with the public, I decided to use my passion for helping people and motivating US to turn our PAIN INTO POWER.

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