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Tag Archives: sadness
With Love – On World Mental Health Day 2018
I have experienced episodes of depression. Although they have, at times, felt random – as if they’ve come out of nowhere – I have learned that there is always a trigger for me, as well as a source. For me, my … Continue reading
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Tagged anti-depressants, bereavement, brokenness, Christians and mental health, counselling, darkness, death, depression, despair, faith, grief, healing, hope, intimacy, intimacy with God, loss, Medication, melancholy, mental health, open heart, openness, pain, prayer, sadness, seasons of sadness, sharing, therapy, transparency, Trauma, Vulnerability, wholeness, World mental health day, World Mental Health Day 2018, worldmentalhealthday, worldmentalhealthday2018
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The Lord himself goes before you…
Today… At the gates of a new day I stand He will meet me here; this I do know He will take my hand and He will lead me And I, His child, weak as I am, will follow… Though … Continue reading
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Tagged answered prayer, bereavement, death, eternity, faith, God, grief, grieving, heaven, hope, Lilias Trotter, loss, New year, poetry, promises, reality, sadness, song, sorrow, the blossoming soul, Today, tomorrow, trust, trusting God
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21 November 2014 – Letter to medical staff overseeing Toby’s care…
Dear all, There are a few little sensory behaviours of Toby’s that I have noticed recently, which then challenged me to think about any such sensory processing behaviours that I have noticed – whether a while ago or more recently. … Continue reading
Posted in Toby
Tagged activity, attention, baby, children's health, DDD, Deciphering Developmental Disorders, emotion, empathy, feel, focus, gross motor delay, growth problems, happy demeanour, micro-array CGH, moro reflex, movement, pain, parenting, physical slumps, poor weight gain, premature baby, prematurity, prominent forehead, puffy eyes, sadness, sensory perception, sensory processing, separation anxiety, smell, sound, taste, touch
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He’s not home yet :-(
I shared news too soon. Forgive me. Toby is not home with us. He has a hernia (which was discovered on Wednesday). We had been told that he could come home with it, as it was still soft, and that … Continue reading
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Tagged anti-climax, baby, children's health, deflated, disappointment, faith, God's faithfulness, God's goodness, God's plan, hernia, hospital, inguinal hernia, miscommunication, neonatal unit, NNU, operation, parenting, prayer, premature baby, premature birth, prematurity, sadness, timing, trust, trusting God
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11 October 2013…
Arrived at hospital early today, as I have to leave earlier today… Went to pick up Toby for a cuddle but was advised to leave him to sleep in his cot. Probably wise advice but tough to swallow given my … Continue reading
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Tagged baby, children's health, finding peace, friendship, hospital, neonatal unit, NNU, parenting, peace, premature birth, prematurity, sadness, teariness, trust, visiting
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