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5 comments:
That's awesome
mmm! so right and true... if all you can do is gasp for air.. that is all you need to do! even with your face slammed down in the mud because you have fallen so far or so hard... or kicked out of your seat and land on your butt... just hang on. just say "Jesus"
cry
"your emotions are valid"
I remember reading this recently. I'm glad you reminded me of these words. They are really comforting.
Oh Kessia. Kessia, Kessia, Kessia.
Thank you.
I have cherished these words every since I found them years ago. Thank you for reminding me again. The whole chapter, well book - is quite good actually :)
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