Dori Post: Recent Comments

Comment on The Muse behind Dori Post

David — Thu, 18 Feb 2010 15:19:41 GMT

bohzo (hello)

This women Dori, sounds a lot like a Pokagn Bannd of Potawatomi, we tend to have very little, we bounced around in foster care, and we are mainly Catholic, and we went to finishing schools, they probably are quite different than hers. we sell family heirlooms in difficult times only to get them back in some form or another. Great blog, i do know who Dori Post is.

Have a great day!
bama (Good bye)
David

Comment on I've Had It !!

They call me Taylor — Mon, 01 Feb 2010 12:41:52 GMT

That sucks. I am so sorry. I, too, am a younger person, and I just recently started counseling from an ex boyfriend raping me at a young age, and another ex getting me addicted to drugs and blah blah blah... Not made very good decisions. But I have lost people close to me as well, so I know how she feels. The only real way to get rid of it is to throw yourself at God. He is the only constant, and He saved my life... Luke 18:1 is one of my favorite verses. I also like Romans 12:12. Look them up sometimes, they are worth your time. I am praying for your daughter, and I'll check out your blog sometime again. I have read a couple enteries, and I feel like I can relate, you know? Also, cream cheese icing is pretty amazing for a tough time, too. :)

Comment on The Struggle Never Ends

michelle — Tue, 08 Sep 2009 16:30:01 GMT

I was just talking about this the other day. It is SO important to have breaks in the struggling. Just a small, 2 hour break even, if it is a true break and you feel 'normal' then it can keep you going for weeks. Just to remember what normal feels like is so joyous, it is a definite revitalizer, a reminder that life was different once upon a time and that little break of normalcy is PROOF that we can have it again. If for a moment, than why not forever??
Lots to think about with this post :)

Comment on Life is Always Changing

Michelle — Wed, 27 May 2009 13:31:16 GMT

It's been awhile since I have been by, so I have been reading posts from now and on back in time.
I should have been back sooner. Your posts are smart, and always give me something to think about. I'm glad you are my friend hun. If it kills me (well, almost) we HAVE to have our road trip. It's time we both get out there and have some fun and new experiences!!!

Comment on WomanHood

Michelle — Tue, 10 Feb 2009 07:33:48 GMT

Wow, what a great post! You are so dead on and yet we don't hear enough women talking about it. I don't think you have to worry about your daughters, you are aware and that's what's important-to have the dialog going between you guys.
Thanks for the food for thought :)

Comment on Letting Go of Emotional Pain

Yvette — Thu, 05 Jun 2008 05:53:13 GMT

Hi,
I've been hurt alot. Neglectfull parents, alcoholic parents, abusive (verbally and sexually abusive) step-parents, abusive controlling ex-husband, been cheated on, etc. The pain is always there, never goes away, even when I'm at my happiest, it's still there. I wish I could find a way to let go completely, but I really don't think it is really possible to do that. People say that they've forgiven and forgotten, but I don't believe that they truly do, it's an illusion. My pain has changed me for the worse, and I don't like the person I am today. I wish I could be free of the pain. But I can't let go.
Y

Comment on I've Had It !!

Michelle — Tue, 11 Mar 2008 16:00:03 GMT

My heart breaks for her and everyone that has to deal with senseless death.

Comment on Unconditional Love vs. Understanding

Michelle — Sun, 02 Mar 2008 08:33:58 GMT

Wow, this really hits home with me. You are so right girl!