Surviving my own PTSD.

The thought of helping an individual be all they were meant to be without the baggage that got them to where they are now.

Encouragement and Compassion. Helping them understand that they will not be alone throughout the journey, and that many others are struggling with the same feelings about it.

Facing the fear of going back to school and then completing the task.

Everything! I wake up each morning grateful that there is no white line around my body. I’m grateful to be given another day to accomplish what I’m called to do. I’m grateful that I have four great kids and three grandchildren. I’m grateful that all my needs are met.

Although there are tears at times, there is also great joy, if one hangs in there and works on themselves rather than working on the other person in the relationship! That no matter what the result looks like, they are new and can continue on their journey.

Don’t beat yourself up if things are a struggle. It’s not necessarily your fault. Our children have one thing no parent can control and that is their free will.

That one can live with it and have a productive and grateful life.

You know, I ask my clients, “Who Are You?”, and the majority can’t answer. My goal would be to help individuals know who they are and what their immediate purpose is at this time in their lives. My main gifting within this process is encouragement and motivation.