During the holiday season we are suppose to be happy and joyous. This is the time of the year when families come together to eat, give present to each other, be thankful for each other, and just plain old love on each other. Well, at least that is what the media tells us that we should be doing. But my question is, how do you do all of this and still stay on track with your weight lost plans? Great question, and I have been asking myself that question every day of this month thus far.
I am on a journey to become the woman that God has called me to be. I must learn not to look at what other people are doing but just to focus only on my journey. This blog will be a record of my personal journey on becoming the person that God has called me to be. I have to really learn and embrase that my journey is only for me and the only way I will make it to the end of my journey is by faith. Hebrews 11:1 Now faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen.
Showing posts with label grief. Show all posts
Showing posts with label grief. Show all posts
Friday, November 21, 2014
Sunday, October 7, 2012
Grieving
The grieving process is something that never stops. It might get easier, but the process never stops. How do I know one may ask? Well, I am still grieving the death of my mother. Evia D. Spight died in 2004; week before her 61st birthday, and I am still going through the grieving process. I thought by now I would be done grieving, but it wasn't until I had my son that I realized that the process never stops. I find myself going through different phases of grief. And the phase that I am currently in now is anger. I am very angry with my mother for not fighting harder to live.
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