Writing is a balance to express and paint feelings in areas one cannot verbalize or explain. I have had this passion for writing since middle school. In the meantime, things that I wanted to write about would always take a turn. Writer's block was usually a common problem for me; recently, I have found out a way to fight it. Live through a story, and put it on paper when the occasion calls for it. It might not be when one wants it to be posted or published, but when it's appropriate in God's time. Nevertheless, with the appointed time due, the rewards will be worth reaping.

I am currently the Crisis Support Channel steward on the Relationships and Family Team (on Community). My motto is "Each one, reach one". Sometimes we go through things which I feel need to be addressed to come up with solutions that are manageably applied to our daily lives. Always making sure that what I write totally relates and that it is easily understood by potential readers. How would someone relate or tell the story if that person has not been there? (smile)

Also, for all the Facebook users, I have some posts on my profile in case you are interested in reading them.

Other than that, ENJOY YOUR READING EXPERIENCE!

My passion is ...

Helping others and inspiring them to get through the day

I know too much about ...

Past experiences, reality television, fair and just customer service

My parents always told me ...

Be independent, speak for yourself, have faith and believe God

My childhood ambition ...

To become an actress (now I'm leaning towards playwright/psychologist)

My favorite memory ...

Our family trip to Orlando, FL (Labor Day Weekend 2007)

Why I write ...

To "paint" my feelings, only with the keyboard as the palette and the keys as the paint. Also, to "talk" without verbally explaining. The subconsious details are sometimes best written...

What I am reading/watching/listening to ...

"Why Did I Get Married (Tyler Perry movie)", "Writing the Breakout Novel"

My first job ...

Clerical secretary

My best moment ...

"...the rest is still unwritten!"

My inspiration ...

to write? would be God, the Bible, my past experiences, friends, family, music...just about anything that amuses me and arouses my intellect

Relationships & Family > Crisis Support (Other) The importance of emotional closure in our society

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Emotional closure is very important to our mental, spiritual, and physical health. Our society tends to harbor in so much anger, sadness, and other emotions that it can bear us down, leading to risky healthy problems (ulcers, high blood pressure, migraines, depression, etc.). Sudden situations sometimes call for a proper establishment of how things may end or how things were clarified so that the life can continue to be lived. Wondering why the relationship did not turn out the way it was hoped, not being able to say good-bye to a loved one before he or she died, and the resolution to an ...

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