Facing Freedom

Today, I am again focused on Freedom.

The idea of having an empty nest is both exhilarating and anxiety-provoking. After being a primary caregiver for almost 25 years, I become almost giddy when faced with the prospect of being able to focus only on me.

Then, the reality hits me, and I am at risk of letting the anxiety creep in.

There is just so much I intend to do to make my mark on the world. My calling is to find creative solutions to difficult challenges, to help people to find their way in the world, and to grow the Body of Christ. There are many ways to do this. I have had the privilege of working in various capacities toward this end for many years. I am excited about the possibilities and the opportunities that are opening up in front of me.

Yet, the anxiety, the enemy, is trying to overshadow my excitement.

How will our daughter manage on her own? Has she been adequately prepared for a life of interdependence? Has her transitional living arrangement (in her apartment within our home) given her the opportunity to learn enough skills to allow her to live away from her parents?

There are two things I know to be true:

1. Our daughter has consistently proven that she can surpass even very high expectations; and
2. We will never know unless we try.

I am confident that God has this situation well in hand and that He will provide the resources necessary for success.

I am just so grateful for the gift of Isagenix, that has given me back my health, and is helping me to grow my wealth so that our daughter's future will be secured.

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