Postpartum Depression/Life Update

I talk about how boundaries aren’t meant to control other people. Boundaries are about telling people when they hurt you emotionally. So when someone crosses a boundary that is yours even if you don’t know it’s a boundary you will know based on how you feel. If someone has crossed one you will feel hurt. And it’s okay to voice that. In fact it’s you honoring your own boundary. And therefore honoring your own truth.

I talk about my struggle with beating myself up mentally and going to church and being reminded that I am loved by my Creator.

I talk about my current life situation and how I had agreed to moving in the RV when I didn’t really want to because I didn’t want to get into an argument.

I talk about what I’ve been doing to combat the bad thoughts with prayer and scripture. And letting go of trying to control things.

I give me my current life situation. My struggle with my postpartum depression. And my struggle with my toddlers regression and struggle with my husband. I’m going through a bit of a rough patch in life. My hope is if you find yourself in a rough season of life that you will know you are not alone.

I give a personal account on how over the years I have stopped asking for help out of fear of getting it held over my head. Or having people cancel on me last minute. But the truth is, not everyone is going to hurt you or use you for their own personal gain. So when you do need help make sure that that person is a person of integrity.

I talk about how I’ve chosen how to let go for my worries and stresses in my life. And choosing to allow things to play out the way they are meant too. It’s so easy to let things steal our peace and joy in this life. Choosing to focus on the good is hard, especially when we live in a world that promotes fear. “We may make our plans but the Lord determinations our steps.” Proverbs 16:9

I give a quick update on my current life situation. And I talk about the question What do you want? What do you want out of life? I think far to many times we just pick a direction without really thinking about where we are going. Life happens to us to much. And then once you figure out what you want write down the goals and steps that you are going to take to get there.

I talk about my own personal journey on how I had to learn to be content. Adjusting to living in an RV. And being available to our children. Not always working long hours especially if you don’t have too. Because family time is more important then having a whole bunch of money.

I talk about how you judge someone will then turn and be the level that you will be judged. Karma as some people call it.