'Consider the outcome of every involuntary affliction, and you will find it has been the destruction of sin.'
Winter 2018: I have thought of quitting this blog since it seems superficial. The things I list as gratitudes are trivial and seem irrelevant, but I have decided to keep it up for a bit longer. Spring 2014: using my blog to say a few things I am grateful for each day and then sharing a word I pick out for the day and the definition. 2011-2013:A compilation of thoughts and feelings that overcome me through my struggle to surrender to God and give up the eating disorder way of life.
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