Wow. I felt like I was walking then running alongside you, in a panic and close to tears when you were rushed to ER. Cheering you on in the end. Captivating, powerful story—exquisitely written. And what strength! Bravo, Rachael. 👏
Oh my gosh, thank you. That is exactly how I was hoping to write it…embodied. I’ve never written before, so, getting it to “feel” right sometimes is not my strong suit. Im so glad it read that way to you.
I've been anxiously awaiting the next chapter!! But omg when things all hit at once it's no joke. it's almost like you have to keep going and not think about it or you'd lose your mind completely! You are truly amazing, and I'm so glad you got to the other side. 🩷❤️🩷❤️🩷
That’s exactly how it was….just keep moving. I think I was afraid that if I stopped I’d collapse, so, I just kept going. Messy memories. But, I’m grateful for them. If all of this nonsense had never happened, I would have never woken up. It had to play out exactly as it did. I do know that now. ❤️
I'm so glad you got to the other side. it's amazing how much gets piled on at once. I'm so glad you started cutting your own wood! that was the best part of the chapter 😀
OMG! I am so sorry for what you've been through. You are amazing! Taking care of your kids, keeping your business afloat, holding everything together. What a story!
This brings back a lot of memories. I can recall how much I felt like I was held back, like I couldn't do anything I wanted, like I wasn't able or worth having my own life and plans. When I got out, when I finally had just myself and my kids, it didn't matter that I had suddenly double the workload because, in the end, I had already been doing it all, and then I was free to do what we wanted. I know the story isn't the same, but the concepts remind me. So glad to hear how well things went for you! And as for the saw? I would have just used his! He owed it to you.
Oh, Rachael, I am truly sorry for everything you're going through. The pain your husband’s behavior and addiction have caused, especially for your children who have endured so much, is heartbreaking. Those innocent little ones have suffered far too much. And you, you've done everything possible to care for and protect your family. You deserve so much support and so many moments of peace. I sincerely hope that brighter days are on the horizon for you all.
Wow. I felt like I was walking then running alongside you, in a panic and close to tears when you were rushed to ER. Cheering you on in the end. Captivating, powerful story—exquisitely written. And what strength! Bravo, Rachael. 👏
Oh my gosh, thank you. That is exactly how I was hoping to write it…embodied. I’ve never written before, so, getting it to “feel” right sometimes is not my strong suit. Im so glad it read that way to you.
Thank you for reading. I appreciate it so much.
I've been anxiously awaiting the next chapter!! But omg when things all hit at once it's no joke. it's almost like you have to keep going and not think about it or you'd lose your mind completely! You are truly amazing, and I'm so glad you got to the other side. 🩷❤️🩷❤️🩷
That’s exactly how it was….just keep moving. I think I was afraid that if I stopped I’d collapse, so, I just kept going. Messy memories. But, I’m grateful for them. If all of this nonsense had never happened, I would have never woken up. It had to play out exactly as it did. I do know that now. ❤️
I'm so glad you got to the other side. it's amazing how much gets piled on at once. I'm so glad you started cutting your own wood! that was the best part of the chapter 😀
OMG! I am so sorry for what you've been through. You are amazing! Taking care of your kids, keeping your business afloat, holding everything together. What a story!
Messy memories and very hard times. Thank you for reading and seeing me underneath the chaos.
You’re so welcome! 😊
This brings back a lot of memories. I can recall how much I felt like I was held back, like I couldn't do anything I wanted, like I wasn't able or worth having my own life and plans. When I got out, when I finally had just myself and my kids, it didn't matter that I had suddenly double the workload because, in the end, I had already been doing it all, and then I was free to do what we wanted. I know the story isn't the same, but the concepts remind me. So glad to hear how well things went for you! And as for the saw? I would have just used his! He owed it to you.
Oh, Rachael, I am truly sorry for everything you're going through. The pain your husband’s behavior and addiction have caused, especially for your children who have endured so much, is heartbreaking. Those innocent little ones have suffered far too much. And you, you've done everything possible to care for and protect your family. You deserve so much support and so many moments of peace. I sincerely hope that brighter days are on the horizon for you all.