While I am fortunate and blessed my children's medical history does not mirror Charlie or Winnie's, my struggle comes in the way of shame in past life events that have proven hard and at times seemingly impossible to let go. Raygan's story echoes the reality of my anxiousness and panic attacks. While my anxiety has yet to come to the screeching halt I long for (and seemingly never will due to a medical disorder), day by day I am finding ways to put the shame to rest, live in the present as a loving disciple and faithful servant, finding the courage to let go and let God, and digging deeper into my steadfast Catholic Faith. As I work on growing my personal relationship with God I can see direct and positive impact on daily encounters that in the past would have proven more difficult. This is my "Anxiously Brave."
On a similar note and building upon my vocation of being a loving mommy and the desire to provide my children with joyful experiences, I was fortunate to have been gifted tickets to watch the Aggies play Mississippi State where Bryce and Wrig were able to share the experience of their first game together!
Here is a picture of my Batmen for Halloween
Here are a few pictures of Wrigley and Bryce at 6 months. Can you tell who is who, aside from picture quality being a give away?
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