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  • Lisa’s Perfect Match
    Chronic Illness | Health | Tragedy

    Lisa’s Perfect Match

    ByMelony Brown February 18, 2016December 8, 2020

    Sometimes an individual doesn’t realize the incredible story of overcoming her life is until it’s pointed out to her. Lisa* is definitely one of those individuals. * Her real name, used with permission. Lisa’s aunt, her mother’s sister, was diagnosed with polycystic kidney disease when Lisa was 23. “Even though I didn’t have any symptoms, I knew…

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  • Looped Like a Cassette Tape
    Addiction | Depression | Family and Children

    Looped Like a Cassette Tape

    ByMelony Brown January 21, 2016December 8, 2020

    When the majority of couples say I do, their intentions are to stick together for better or worse, for richer or poorer, in sickness and in health. Divorce is the last thing on their minds when they seal their vows with a kiss. But, divorce unfortunately happens to some married couples. It’s never an easy…

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  • Switch On Your Brain
    Book Reviews

    Switch On Your Brain

    ByMelony Brown January 1, 2016December 10, 2020

    In another life, I might have been a neuropsychologist as I am utterly fascinated with the brain and how it works. Dr. Caroline Leaf, a leader in the field of cognitive neuroscience, has spent her career studying the brain and how crucially important it is to stop the negative thoughts as soon as they try…

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  • Chasing My Dr. House
    Addiction | Chronic Illness | Health

    Chasing My Dr. House

    ByMelony Brown December 3, 2015December 10, 2020

    The phone call regarding her dad being transported to the hospital with chest pains happened a few hours after the headache that started Cara* down a path she’s still on today – 8 years later. Thankfully, her dad recovered from his mild heart attack. Cara, however, still lives daily with a severe headache. * Her…

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  • Overcomer’s Playlist
    Music Review

    Overcomer’s Playlist

    ByMelony Brown October 29, 2015December 8, 2020

      It may be because my husband is a musician, but music speaks to me. I do not have any musical talent myself – I truly wish I did! But several have caught me singing at the top of my lungs while securely behind the closed windows of my Jeep. “Hey! I saw you driving…

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  • Broken but Priceless
    Abuse | Chronic Illness | Depression

    Broken but Priceless

    ByMelony Brown September 27, 2015September 14, 2022

    Many of us face a health struggle at some point in our lives. Uncomfortable and inconvenient as it may be, it generally has a short duration. One hundred thirty-three million Americans wish for a health struggle with a short duration. Instead, they suffer from chronic illnesses, which are ongoing, incurable, and invisible illnesses. Erin* is…

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  • Where the Souls Go
    Abuse | Book Reviews | Family and Children | Mental Health

    Where the Souls Go

    ByMelony Brown August 30, 2015December 10, 2020

    Ann Hite’s* third novel, Where the Souls Go, continues the Pritchard family saga in the Black Mountain series. Annie Todd, Grace Jean’s daughter, is added to the multi-layered mix of a dysfunctional family in the North Carolina mountains. “Annie Todd’s journey with a ‘quite mad’ mother is reflective of my own journey with my bipolar mother,”…

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  • You’ll Get Through This
    Book Reviews

    You’ll Get Through This

    ByMelony Brown August 20, 2015December 10, 2020

    “What wisdom would you like to share?” is the most important question I ask each of the overcomers I interview. I want to, and I believe others want to, know what each woman has learned as she journeyed through her struggle. Max Lucado gives his advice about facing life’s tough challenges and the wisdom learned…

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  • Abandoned, Part 2
    Family and Children | Health | Mental Health

    Abandoned, Part 2

    ByMelony Brown August 6, 2015December 11, 2020

    If you haven’t read part 1 of Angie’s story, please read it here first. Six years after her first marriage ended, Angie met and married Mark. Health Struggles Resurfaced Angie’s health struggles resurfaced when she became pregnant with their daughter. A fibroid tumor that was eating the baby’s blood supply attached itself to the placenta. It could…

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  • Abandoned, Part 1
    Family and Children | Mental Health

    Abandoned, Part 1

    ByMelony Brown July 30, 2015December 8, 2020

    Angie* was too young to remember being abandoned by her mother, for she was only two years old. Their father’s week and a half leave from the Air force was the impetus for Angie’s mother to get all five kids loaded into the car to meet him at the airport. When Angie’s mother drove away after dropping them…

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