That my husband admits there is a problem.
The guidance of the spirit, helping all (or enough) things come to light so I don't have to live a lie.
Knowing that it can get better, and hoping that it will.
Learning to forgive, for real.
The small glimpses I sometimes get into how God loves us and how much potential we have.
Having the opportunity to examine my own shortcomings.
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Thanks for your comment on my blog. I'm glad you've started a blog as well. Its been really helpful for me, even though I don't write nearly as much lately. I will link your page to mine as well. Would you be willing to let me e-mail you? If so, would you send me a quick e-mail at ldsfindstrength@gmail.com so I can know how to reach you? Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI ran into your blog, thank you for your posts. I too deal with this same problem. I admire your courage and desire not to be a victim. I so need to work on my "it's not fair" attitude. God bless you and your family.
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