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The Waiting Season: Are You Doing it Wrong?
I used to dread hearing the phrases: be patient or wait on God. It seemed like I was always in a perpetual state of waiting for something. As a child, I waited for my parents to get back together. They never did. As an adult, I spent most of my twenties impatiently waiting on … Continue reading The Waiting Season: Are You Doing it Wrong? Read more
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My 2022 Year In Review: Wins & Lessons
This year started rough. I wrote about having a “redo” of January because I wasn’t allowing it to define the rest of my year. The last two years were spent in pure survival mode. 2020 was the pandemic, and 2019 was when I lost my baby girl. This year was my coming out-of-darkness year, and … Continue reading My 2022 Year In Review: Wins & Lessons Read more
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Prayer and Dream Journal
After losing my daughter, Journey, I struggled with believing in God. I’ve felt stuck in the “season of the unknown” and needed a glimmer of hope about where to go from here. Prayer and journaling helped walk me through the most challenging time in my life. I created the Journey of Faith: Prayer and Dream … Continue reading Prayer and Dream Journal Read more
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I Still Can’t Attend Baby Showers
October is Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month. This week, follow me on IG @ebby_writer for daily stories, fertility tips, and more! My sister-in-law posted a message on Facebook not to invite her to baby showers because it’s too painful right now. I immediately felt seen because I’ve felt the same way since losing my … Continue reading I Still Can’t Attend Baby Showers Read more
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12 Things I Wish I Knew as a First-Year Teacher
I’ve seen numerous first-year teachers setting up their classrooms this week. I also got a memory this week of setting up my first classroom, which was surreal. Six years ago, I took a leap of faith, left corporate America, and followed my dream of becoming a high school English teacher. It has been the most … Continue reading 12 Things I Wish I Knew as a First-Year Teacher Read more
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