By Kelli Bachara Anxiety Says Be Afraid; God Says I Am With You
Throughout the progression of the coronavirus, one thing that has become evident is that anxiety is a thief. It steals…
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By Heather Delaney To the Mom Who Feels Like it’s All Just Too Much
To the woman who cannot afford to stock up on her children’s favorite foods right now— You are still a…
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By Kacie Duncan What I Really Mean When I Say I’m Fine
The nurse handed me a piece of paper with questions I had been dreading to answer. I put on my…
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By Jennifer Vail Your Kids Don’t Need a Perfect Mom, They Need a Healthy Mom
There’s a common saying making its way around social media—kids don’t need a perfect mom, they need a happy one.…
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By Elizabeth Petters Mothering With Anxiety One Hard-Fought Moment at a Time
I have always been a little scared of being a mom, and at times, terrified. It makes a lot of…
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Because Anxiety Comes With Me to Playdates
Mommin’ with anxiety is no joke. Moms are supposed to protect their cubs and have it all (or mostly) all…
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By Jill Windham Our Kids Carry Burdens, Too
I looked over at him while we were sitting in the carline and realized his backpack was twice as big…
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By Christina Levandowski An Open Letter to the Anxious Christian
“Lord, help my unbelief.” I pray this at least 500 times a day. Sometimes more. Living with the struggles of…
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By Shannon Lenz Through the Doubt of Anxiety, God is Faithful
I couldn’t sleep. I could feel the adrenaline pumping through my veins. I shook like I drank a week's worth…
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By Jessica Scott 8 Things Kids Should Know About Anxiety, From a Teacher Who Has it
Sometimes admitting you have a weakness and accepting you are not always perfect feels like you have succumbed to failure,…
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By Kristen Gardiner Why Doesn’t God Heal My Depression?
When I first experienced depression, I didn't understand what was going on. I knew I was sad, but I didn't…
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By Sarah McClain Mental Illness Doesn’t Care—But I Do
My mental illness doesn't care that I have things to get done today. Dishes that need to be washed. Clothes…
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