Tag: #faith
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Living with trauma
Living with PTSD can be horrifying. Reliving your trauma in a dream is overwhelming on the psyche, most of my trauma occurred during childhood. I often have night terrors of the one who traumatized me, inflicting the deepest wounds, that scab over and bleed out with ought warning. My mother is the monster in my…
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The crash collision of humanity
2020 has been a year quite unlike any other, full of chaos, a plague, evil deeds, unrelenting natural disasters, and unexplained phenomena. The rise of immorality is the red carpet for the entrance of the antichrist. During Halloween 2020, a visible full blue moon will be seen in all time zones; this hasn’t occurred since 1944…
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Awakening to the plans and the purpose.
In this point in history, we are integrating or separating because we choose to, It isn’t the color of our skin, it’s the evil that lurks within that is the true issue? As a writer, I’m sitting in 2020 as it’s ending, still processing all the chaos from the beginning. It’s so much to write…
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The insanity of my single
Having mental health challenges has made dating and genuinely connecting with another a disaster. It’s hard to tell if it’s just me and my personality or the scars of my trauma they see. I would like to believe it’s the fence God has around me. Transitioning from an abusive childhood to an abusive marriage; caused…
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I am CHOSEN not forsaken
Due to trauma, I can barely speak without stuttering, yet I believe my voice will be heard and understood by many. My writing is just the beginning. I have no idea what beautiful relational love can be, but I know God has chosen someone who does for me. I have no clue what true friendship…
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Holiday Depression
The holidays for many of us can be a stressful time. The hustle and bustle of shopping, working, family and planning can become overwhelming. Underneath the norms can lie all the ingredients for a perfect emotional storm, setting the scene for depression and anxiety, washing away all resemblance of peace and joy. Many things can…
Author Christy Angelette 