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   Barb on May 28, 2024 at 6:57 pm

   To realize that we don’t have the power to fix everything, to move past the want or need to control a situation for others by our actions, is so powerful. I struggle with this also, but am learning. I consider it a superpower. My belief is that dawning creates more kindness.
   Thank you for sharing your story.

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   Anne on May 21, 2024 at 12:58 pm

   So heartfelt. I relate to this so very much and you clarify everything so well. Thank you so much for your words of inspired wisdom. Your testimony will bless everyone who reads it. Just like God catches every tear, He uses your seeds to further His kingdom.
   I’m so proud of the amazing woman God called you to be.

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     Danielle Dahl on May 21, 2024 at 4:06 pm

     Thanks so much for leaving a comment. We agree, Kelsey is pretty amazing! We are thankful she chose to share her story with us! We hope you take a moment and read through some of the other inspiring content on the site, too.

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   Melissa Keefe on May 21, 2024 at 12:36 pm

   As someone with an extensive trauma history who has done the work I always find myself asking similar questions. Why do some rise above their hurt while others perpetuate the cycle? I have always led with an open heart-I’m empathic and intuitive. I was a social worker for 15 years and always worked from a place of love and respect regardless of what led a client to me(I worked in child protection). I prefer to think of myself self as spiritual be religious because I have encountered some of the biggest hypocrisies within institutions. I think your story has the ability to have an impact on many people.

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     Danielle Dahl on May 21, 2024 at 4:04 pm

     Thank you so much for leaving a comment. We appreciate Kelsey’s willingness to share her story and also believe it will inspire many people! We hope you take a moment to read some of the other inspiring content on the site, as well.

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