Moving Forward Gloriously
Letting go and letting God mould me into someone useful.
Things do get much3 better I realise.
This was the progression (in my case):
First year of divorce: a lot of pain, anger, uncertainty, fear of the unknown (that I may not survive).
Second year: I will be okay; I have made a lot of progress.
Third year: Divorce, what divorce? I forgot the date & him too.
There may be marriage in the books, yet I don't know if I'm completely ready.
The children, despite me being a dysfunctional mom, are growing up reasonably well.
Career wise, maybe a change will be good. But I haven't made much effort in applying for the jobs. Need to rebuild the confidence I had during my legal days.
Things do get much3 better I realise.
This was the progression (in my case):
First year of divorce: a lot of pain, anger, uncertainty, fear of the unknown (that I may not survive).
Second year: I will be okay; I have made a lot of progress.
Third year: Divorce, what divorce? I forgot the date & him too.
There may be marriage in the books, yet I don't know if I'm completely ready.
The children, despite me being a dysfunctional mom, are growing up reasonably well.
Career wise, maybe a change will be good. But I haven't made much effort in applying for the jobs. Need to rebuild the confidence I had during my legal days.
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