If you have been following my story about postpartum psychosis, then you know about the short book I wrote about my experience and the journal I used to document my “religious experience.” However, I recently got a new diagnosis. I know; I was surprised as well. I couldn't believe I…

I didn’t do anything special. I Wrote this blog last year about being a mother, and I didn’t think it would actually do anything, let alone get many views. I was featured on the recently saved lists. I feel important. …

Proof Of The First And The Last — God’s wrath is scary, but the mercy that flows from the wounds of Jesus is plentiful. “It is true: the wounds of Jesus are wounds of mercy. “With his stripes we are healed” (Isaiah 53:5). Jesus invites us to behold these wounds, to touch them as Thomas did, to heal our lack of belief. …

Do what works for you :) Everybody in their dog writes about how to succeed. I have written similar blogs as well. I’m joining that club. If everyone else is doing it might as well join. Below are a few tips for writing and blogging Use Grammarly; it helps with…

Twitter is perfect for social networking and showing off your content and work. — Since joining Twitter in March, I have come a long way. With my followers and sharing my medium content. I share Medium old stories and share my newest work as well. Twitter does so well with Medium. …

I am not just a straw woman that you can knock over. I recently got into a verbal argument on Spaces on Twitter with an individual who thought that women should be submissive to men and that women should do what they are supposed to do. It got quite hot…

I have become fully acquired with the Twitter universe

Gabby ran to the nearest safe spot she could find. The air smelled of gas, dead bodies, and trash. It has only been three days since the power grid went out—no answers on who or what caused it. Gabby was at home when the power went out. Her parents took…

The mental health stigma machine — My picture wouldn't load; mediums issue, not mine. People tend to run the other way when you mention mental health. People usually do the following after the topic is brought up: 1. they become squeamish 2. they avoid the topic at all costs 3. they start to patronize the individual …