Protected: I accept the things that I cannot change
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Redefining love- Chapter 38 Love RedefinedEveryone wants love but not everyone finds it. Megan Olson found it after 38 years of searching. Halle Hargrove came …Continue reading →
- Chapter 37 Please Remember, HalleAndy saw it but he could not believe his eyes. He was on his knees in front of an unconscious …Continue reading →
- Chapter 36 ForgivenessEdgar Thompson knew what kind of man he was but when the bullet hit him, he knew he could no …Continue reading →
- Chapter 35 DreamingMegan was dreaming. She was in lying on a blue blanket looking ahead to green pastures that had no end …Continue reading →
- Chapter 34 The Truth“I knew who Angela Hargrove was long before I met her.” Eugene said as if he was in a giddy …Continue reading →
- Chapter 33 Michael ThompsonEugene Masterson remembered the day he came to Michael Thompson with the news that Renee had not miscarried. It was …Continue reading →
- Chapter 32 There is a Part TwoAs Megan sat back next to Andy, she saw the shocked looks on everyone’s face. Everyone but Halle, who was …Continue reading →
- Chapter 31 Very Much Alive“I am sorry, kid.” Jake said to Halle. Eugene had been quiet for about five minutes and until Jake said …Continue reading →
- Chapter 30 Adulterers, Murderers, and Liars“Halle, my dear.” Eugene said standing directly in front of the child. Halle pulled close to Renee who put her …Continue reading →
- Chapter 29 The Crimes of Chief ThompsonEugene was walking around looking through the front windows of the leaving room, the patio door and even peeking into …Continue reading →
- Chapter 38 Love Redefined
- Yes, I am “that” Single Mom
- Two of My Biggest Fears as a Single Mother
- Being that Single Mom: The Guilt
- A Year Older, Hopefully Wiser
- My Worries As A Single Mother
- The Only Way to Appreciate the Struggle is to Walk the Road
- Single Mom on a Pedestal: No, you don’t know what it is like.
- I am a Mother, Hear Me Roar
- Single Mom on Pedestal: Who I was before the world told me who to be
- Things Said By My Kids That Made Dizzy
- Conversations with my Kindergartener: Larry the Cable Guy is a Cheap Tooth Fairy
- Adventures in Chronic Illness
- Three Things No One Shared About Finding Peace in Living with Chronic Illness
- Chronic Illness: The Don’ts of My Successful Journey
- Rheumatoid Arthritis: 3 Pain-Reducing New Year’s Resolutions
- 3 Resolutions to Help You Manage Fibromyalgia This New Year
- 7 Rules for Living Well With Chronic Illness
- Things No One Told Me: Fibromyalgia and Having Dreams
- Fibromyalgia: Three Things You Need to Know about Patient Empowerment
- Nine Ways to Cope with Fibromyalgia Brain Fog
- 5 Things to Keep In Mind When Talking to Someone with Chronic Illness
- When It Feels Like You Have Done It All
The Law of the Garbage Truck
The Law of the Garbage Truck Many people are like garbage trucks. They run around full of garbage, full of frustration, full of anger, and full of disappointment. As their garbage piles up, they look for a place to dump it. And if you let them, they’ll dump it on you. So when someone wants to dump on you, don’t take it personally. Just smile, wave, wish them well, and move on. Believe me. You’ll be happier. David J. Pollay
Fibromyalgia Connect
Mesothelioma Awareness
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