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I am a writer, a dreamer, looking for my voice, figuring out my passions and my purpose. Desperate to grow how He wants. I am a mom, with three beautiful girls, an awesome son, and the BEST husband ever. It is my Saviour and Lord Jesus and the support of family and friends that allow me to make this change and move towards healing.

Sunday, January 23, 2005

A Hole of My Own Making

Perhaps it's the stress that has been so predominant in my life as of late that has caused such exhaustion that it has left me feeling tired and disallusioned, or perhaps it's just life at least just my life, but I have come to a place of depression and hopelessness that I had been able to avoid for a few months now. I feel that there is no real justification for the life I am in, no real purpose. I exist, I exist to wipe noses, change diapers, give cuddles and kisses but other than that my life has little or no meaning. Choices I have made in the past have left me in a state of continual depression and anxiety and how I wish I could go back and undo the choices I have made, but I can't so I remain stuck.

I want to unstick and sometimes I think I can and then life shows me that I actually can't. I cannot get out of this rut I am in, and I cannot live in it either so what does that mean? If you are stuck in a hole and can't get out, but living inside it isn't an option either what do you do? That is the scary part, and that I do not know. If I didn't have three daughters and another baby on the way the answer would be simple, but I do and so the answer is anything but easy.

Sometimes though when you get slammed down enough getting up again is no longer an option. Sometimes you need to learn to stay down.

1 Comments:

Anonymous Anonymous said...

When our kids are little it sure does seem like they'll NEVER grow up & we'll be wiping bums and noses forever. Sometimes we need to remind ourselves, when they're going through a certain phase, that it WILL pass, even though at the time it seems like it never will. I still remind myself of this when my kids are going through a frustrating (for me) phase. We're starting to enter a different phase with our oldest, which I'm sure will have its own challenges. So, take heart - this phase in your life (and your kids lives) WILL pass.

Auntie Mo

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