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It took some time to survive you.
I’ve been disconnecting my why and my who from my present the past few days. I’m sure there’s a reason. I’m sure that reason is important. But I haven’t tread there yet. I haven’t come here to pick it apart. … Continue reading
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Tagged communication, eating disorder, eating disorder recovery, food as comfort, food don't fix, future me, marriage, my who, my why, navigating, one foot in front of the other, Rachel Hollis, relationships, self awareness, self care, stress, the hard things, writing, writing as therapy
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Keep my composure when it’s time.
I jacked up my knee(s) a bit. I’m thinking it’s patellar tendinitis. Seems the most likely culprit. The universe was like “hold up, li’l girl” and then instead of stomping about it–because that would have really hurt–I said “okay” and … Continue reading
Posted in Adventures in quarantine, Adventures in running, Uncategorized
Tagged all the tags, dream catcher, get back up, I am a runner, I can do hard things, I choose joy, ice and rest, injury, knee pain, made for more, navigating, patellar tendinitis, Rachel Hollis, running, setbacks are not the time to stop, slow down, stj, strength training, support, Swiss army knife for life, training
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It may be quite simple.
What a strange and hard and beautiful weekend. Friday was a long day after a long week. Saturday was me trying to learn to navigate in the face of all the everything….while also doing a 12 week goal challenge, maintaining … Continue reading
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Tagged al-anon, beautyhunting, Beth, communication, community, connection, cooking together, dogs, family, friends, Martin Sexton, navigating, navigating the past, quality time, relationships, tornadoes
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The whole world is moving.
It’s so funny to me. I write a post like my last one, which, as soon as I honored that feeling, the feeling was gone. But then I don’t post for a few days and suddenly it appears that I … Continue reading
Faster than my words.
I want to eat. I’m not going to. But I want to.
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Tagged eating disorder, eating window, honesty, navigating, recovery
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Tell me I’m fine.
This morning is rough. I’m consciously staying in mindset mode, but it’s challenging. I woke up so sore today. My arm and shoulder hurt so much. And I knew that constant ache had subsided, but with all the flu going … Continue reading
Hands of a clock.
If you were to ask Chris how our week has gone as a couple, he would say that we feel a million miles away. If you were to ask me, I’d say that he had some challenging days this week … Continue reading
Get myself back home.
Today is laughably hard to navigate. Painfully, laughably hard. Like so ridiculously hard. But. Despite the knot in my stomach and the clenching in my chest and the tightening of my throat, I go on. And truly, even this is … Continue reading
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Tagged a lifetime ago, all the stomping and big girl pants, all the tags, anxiety, blanket fort, both, breathing, car issues, dogs, faith, gratitude, I really really really need a moment, mom life, my sweet girl, navigating, overwhelmed and underslept, progress, sitting in the uncomfortable, stop reading my tags first, stupid stupid progress, the dichotomy of not being okay and knowing you'll be okay
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Get myself back home.
Today is laughably hard to navigate. Painfully, laughably hard. Like so ridiculously hard. But. Despite the knot in my stomach and the clenching in my chest and the tightening of my throat, I go on. And truly, even this is … Continue reading
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Tagged a lifetime ago, all the stomping and big girl pants, all the tags, anxiety, blanket fort, both, breathing, car issues, dogs, faith, gratitude, I really really really need a moment, mom life, my sweet girl, navigating, overwhelmed and underslept, progress, sitting in the uncomfortable, stop reading my tags first, stupid stupid progress, the dichotomy of not being okay and knowing you'll be okay
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