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September 2023 Monthly Personal Entry

I am amazed at the incredible journey I have been on. Today, as I sit here and reflect, I am overwhelmed with emotions. This story is one that I never expected to live, but it has taught me invaluable lessons about faith, resilience, and the power of divine timing. September 2023 This month began with its fair share of challenges. September has always been a difficult time for me, as it marks the anniversary of the passing of my sister, grandmother, and other painful incidents from the past. Needless to say, I never look forward to September. So, I was still unemployed... And the pressure to provide for my children intensified as they started school. Transitioning from the lazy days of summer to the hustle and bustle of fall was not easy. But what I learned from God... I learned to let go of my pride. First, there was a back-to-school event at the school where I was able to get some supplies for my kindergartener. Then, a close friend reached out and took the kids to another bac

Wisdom for Millennial Parents who Love God

  Parenting is a challenging and rewarding journey for anyone, but it can be especially difficult for those who struggle with mental illness. The demands of raising children can take a toll on one's well-being, and those with mental illness may face unique obstacles in navigating parenthood. However, with the right tools and a strong faith, it is possible to build a fulfilling life with your children. In this article, we will explore the experiences of millennial parents living with mental illness and how they have navigated parenthood with faith. From managing symptoms and finding support to instilling values and creating meaningful memories, this guide will offer practical advice and insights on how to thrive as a parent with a mental illness. 1. Understanding mental illness and parenthood Parenthood can be a challenging journey, and this is especially true for those who are navigating it with a mental illness. It can be hard to understand how to balance parenting duties with sel