Category: Depression
07
Jul
Forget, Look Forward & Receive
by Kari Scare
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A negative mental habit that is often a struggle for me is ruminating. My thoughts often dwell too long on what has happened. In other...
03
Sep
Overcoming Discouragement
by Kari Scare
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Discouragement happens for a variety of reasons. Maybe that’s why it’s addressed so frequently in the Bible. Job was discouraged because of his family and...
11
Dec
Battling Discouragement
by Kari Scare
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Life can be discouraging. One area of persistent discouragement for me involves lack of apparent progress. That lack can be in myself or in those...
31
Jul
Hope in Aging
by Kari Scare
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Revisiting Aging Maybe it’s because middle age is bearing down. Maybe it’s because my youngest is now a senior in high school. Perhaps the struggles...
24
Jul
Capturing Thoughts
by Kari Scare
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Continual Drawing There’s sometimes little rhyme or reason to how my mind works. I just don’t get how I dwell on certain things but let...
03
Apr
Refocusing on Christ
by Kari Scare
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Should & Could But Don’t There’s so much information available telling us what we should be doing and how we could be improving our lives....
27
Dec
Healthy Holidays & Beyond
by Kari Scare
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For many people, the holidays mean overwhelm and overload. From shopping and family pressures to expectations of joy from self and others to eating too...
06
Dec
Depression During the Winter Months
by Kari Scare
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The Pain of Change Depression used to be my standard operating system. It existed like an evil best friend I knew was bad for me...
12
Jul
Struggling With Patience
by Kari Scare
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Years ago, I thought I had a patience problem. I needed more of it. So, I worked to be more patient. Unfortunately, trying to be...
31
May
Struggle to Victory by Crushing Doubts
by Kari Scare
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Note: I am participating in the writing contest “Writers Crushing Doubt,” hosted by Positive Writer.” This post is my entry for that contest. Overwhelmed. Overlooked....