Fear is a liar. When my adrenals crashed back in 2012, I lived in fear, panic, and anxiety for a long time. I was afraid to drive, go to restaurants, go to the movies, or go grocery shopping, because those are places I had experienced panic attacks and I lived in fear of having a panic attack. Home was my safe place. I was afraid of taking my kids out and not being able to take care of them. I was in a bad place. But with Jesus, self care, a solid plan with my doctor to heal my body, and therapy, I was able to slowly heal. I was able to overcome that fear and I give thanks to God often now. Back then I didn’t really need to take my kids anywhere except to the park, the library, or for a walk. These days I drive to the ends of the earth for their sporting events and I wouldn’t be able to do it if I didn’t heal my adrenals or if I continued to let fear rule my life. I thank God for bringing me out of that pit into where I am now.
lifeasafirewife
I'm a fire wife to Kenny, mom to 3 active boys ages 10, 8, 6. I love Jesus, my family, reading, writing, bible study, working out, cooking and baking, watching movies, listening to music, walking on the beach, laughing with friends, and eating bacon.
June 3, 2025 at 2:26 am
I been to over 30 funerals i can say living in fear holds us back from living a life of creativity i think your closer to the point where your going snap let it go move forward grief does that to you .
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June 9, 2025 at 9:15 am
Thank you for reading and commenting. Yes fear does hold us back from living, totally true!
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