Tag Archives: hope
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5 Coping Strategies for Navigating PTSD and the Holidays
Posted on December 17, 2014 by admin in PTSD Blog.You know the feeling. Its that stone cold fear you have in your gut when you realize that family commitments and obligations have your back to the wall. The important people in your life rightfully expect you to be fully present when family and friends gather for the upcoming holidays. Thing is, you’re unprepared for the ‘heart […]
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Enduring Christmas
Posted on December 12, 2014 by admin in PTSD Blog.This is a guest blog post by our very good friend, author Mary Potter Kenyon. Enjoy! —————————————————————————————————– I have no doubt that by the end of March I will be able to look back on the first year after David’s death and see clearly just how badly I’ve actually handled so many things. Our Christmas […]
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Gratitude and Kindle
Posted on July 21, 2014 by admin in PTSD Blog.Just a shout out. Our newly-released book, Love Letters from the Edge, hit #1 on Amazon Kindle today in the devotional/meditations category. Humbled and grateful. Not because of sales (although I have nothing against sales or money). But because every day I talk to people with PTSD. People who are hopeless. People who are struggling and need […]
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Broken Places, Part 2
Posted on May 1, 2013 by admin in PTSD Blog.Broken Places, Part 2 by Wanda Sanchez —————— The darkness. The compulsion to die. I couldn’t shake the obsession… no matter what I did. I prayed. I read the Bible. I ate. I ate more. I got high. And tried to get higher each time I used. I got numb. I zoned out. For months, my prayers had […]
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