Dealing With Regret

Dealing With Regret

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How Do You Know What To Believe?

We're surrounded by people explaining the world to us, often in a few confident sentences. So how do you tell the difference between something that sounds right and something you actually understand? Maybe discernment begins not with immediately deciding yes or no, but becoming c ...  Show more

What Is Happening To My Body?

Have you ever felt something change in your body and immediately wondered if something was wrong? A sudden hot flash catches Rosie completely off guard, and her mind races to explain it. Her experience with perimenopause becomes a lesson in noticing the difference between what th ...  Show more

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