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I am not a domestic goddess.
I don’t like to cook.
I am not Martha Stewart or Betty Crocker.
My kids don’t always eat breakfast food for breakfast.
I don’t eat as healthy as I should.
I don’t exercise often enough.
My depression and anxiety are very real-even if some people don’t believe me out of their own ignorance.
My illness makes for a lot of difficult days over which I have no control. I do the best I can with who I am in that moment.
Getting help for my illness makes me strong, not a pill seeker.
Being open about my illness allows me to help others-it doesn’t make me an attention seeker.
I am open with my children about my illness at their level of understanding. This isn’t bad-it’s healthy. They do not have to live in fear that something is wrong and no one talks about it.
I am adopted and my story is incredible and sad. Sharing this with others allows me to heal. Again, this does not make me an attention seeker. It is MY life to share.
I am not a perfect mother, but I learn from my mistakes and try harder. This does not make me a failure-it makes me a better mother.
I may not have the patience or knowledge to do certain things, but that doesn’t mean I can’t give it my best.
My children are privy to adult conversations regarding world finances, career obstacles and life challenges. This isn’t inappropriate. It’s educational and allows them to see how we overcome challenges by prayer, faith and perseverance.
I love to shop. I have made bad choices and overspent. I am aware of my problem and just keep trying to make better choices. This doesn’t change my value as a women, mother or wife.

This is me. Right now, in this very moment. It is ok. I still have worth. I am still good.


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