When I started this series, I had grand plans for it.
A part of me is sad that I didn’t do more, but another, bigger, part of me is thrilled that I made it thru the month.
I remember day 3, worried that I had nothing more to say on the topic, and choking at the thought of 28 more days.
And yet, here we are!
Do I feel like a better writer?
No.
Do I feel like I’ve written everything I want to on this topic?
No.
Will I continue writing daily?
I’d love to say yes, but probably not.
But I have been reminded that I have a story to tell that resonates with others.
There was a time that I was keenly aware of that, but it got lost as I traveled through many seasons…
I hope you’ve enjoyed this series, and that my words have connected with you.
But this is not the end; I will continue to write more about my own journey from panic to peace, and share what I’ve learned along the way, and I’d be honored if you stuck around.
Peace.
find links to all posts in this series here
Karla, I’m so iimpresed with this series from panic to peace and your commitment to writing for 31 days straight! I like that you bucked the trend to write every day in Nov. like the masses do. It appeals to me more that you do it whenever the urge hits you, not when others dictate it. I really enjoyed the effort you put forth and took away quite a few tidbits that I can use in my daily life going forward. Your blog always makes me think and rethink my life, which I love. :-)
Thank you, Chrisor! It was hard to write everyday about the same topic (it’s much easier to just write everyday about anything I want to :) ) but I’m so glad I did it!
And thanks for the kinds words and encouragement!
I stumbled across your blog on Pinterest and I’ve spent the last 30-40 minutes reading the entire thing. I have been struggling with anxiety, depression and panic attacks for almost a year. I had run out of ideas on things to try and how to express my feelings about this subject to my family. I’m feeling hopeful this morning:) Thank you.
Thanks for sharing and giving the motivation. I was looking up on anxiety and saw your blog and read everything you said. I have been struggling with anxiety and panic attacks for more than 10 years till now I’m still having it and still learning to find tune. Your messages is truly inspiring and meaningful.