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Ten Year Testimony
Originally posted on Life: Part 2:
My name is Chelsea Levo Feary.? I am a recovering alcoholic. ?On September 21, 2019, I am celebrating ten years of sobriety and this is my testimony. Everyone’s story has a beginning and that is…
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A Mama’s Hope
Originally posted on stuff i tell my sister:
Taken In Ireland by my sister, Renae ~ Good Friday. I really never understood why it was called “good”. I’ve read the account repeatedly. I could understand Easter being called “Good Sunday”. …
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Peacemaker versus Peace Seeker
Originally posted on Musings from an Empty Nest:
I prefer to avoid conflict at all cost. Insert four children. For years I prided myself on being a peace-seeking person. This simply meant I was a big chicken who would go…
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A Mama’s Hope
Good Friday. I never really understood why it was called good. I’ve read the account repeatedly. I could understand Easter being called “Good Sunday”. But Friday was a horrific day for Jesus. For those that loved Him. For His mama. When … Continue reading
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A L♥ve Story~ (my sister took my wedding rings!) ~ by Faye Sims for Jo ~ – http://wp.me/p1mjA9-5M
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Buttons of Love
This is a love story of sorts. One I’ve been longing to share with you, but hesitating, as it still hurts my heart. I pray it reaches into your souls, as it has ours. About four months ago, m… Source: Buttons of Love
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My Friend, Jane
My friend Jane passed away Saturday evening. She was 91. Her desire was to have her body donated to science. She was hopeful that if they studied an “old” body, maybe they could learn how to help older people lead … Continue reading
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