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From Hopeless And Helpless To Healing
From Hopeless And Helpless To Healing | Brenda Walker Kirkland
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Our story involves autism and the devastation that it’s diagnoses brings with it. I don’t think we can ever be prepared to hear a doctor tell us that our precious child has something wrong, but when we are told that the medical community does not know what causes the disease and there is absolutely no cure, we find ourselves left with nothing to hold onto. I have never, in my entire life, felt so hopeless and helpless. What were we going to do? How would we overcome this life sentence that our precious little boy had been given? How would we cope with all that lay ahead? Thus began an amazing journey, and through the love of my son and my precious little grandson, I began a faith walk with God that would take me down paths that I never could have imagined. Even today, no one is more surprised that I could overcome so much, so easily and with the joy and peace that fills my life. God has brought me and my family this far, but I believe our story has not ended, it has only just begun.
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From Hopeless And Helpless To Healing | Brenda Walker Kirkland

I've had an impossible time reading since the election. I've had an impossible time doing anything really. Any advice??

theshrinkette As far as reading goes: You could either lean heavily into nonfiction- race, politics, feminism, activism, etc, or go completely in the opposite direction and read fluff, comics, comfort reads. 8y
theshrinkette Sometimes cracking open a brand new book helps. 8y
alli.sos I've been channeling my energy into angrily devouring books on feminism and racial equality. 8y
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OutlandishLit @TheShrinkette @alli.sos thanks, you two. When I'm home I'll make a nonfiction pile. That sounds cathartic. Will I actually open them? Only time will tell. 8y
Lindy Could your book shelves use organizing? A task like that, handling objects you love, might help you feel better. And you might even get the urge to sample some contents. Be gentle with yourself. 8y
WordWaller I've been doing the same thing as @alli.sos and it's been good. The fluff is harder to read 8y
WordWaller Also video games have been strangely more up my ally right now. Even if it's just for 30 min, I'm all about that 8y
OutlandishLit @WordWaller I've been playing like 4 hours of animal crossing a day...... Haha 8y
OutlandishLit @Lindy that's a good idea. I love rearranging shelves even though that's also my job haha 8y
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