Dearest Kristi ,I have intended to reach out to you awhile ago but have procrastinated .I stumbled upon your substack about a month ago and started reading it - still have not read all your entries and jumped around a bit . I love your style of writing and your willingness to share from your heart . First I am so sorry what your mother had to endure in the " medical industrial complex " I am a retired RN and your story is heartbreaking --just makes me cry -- You and your mom remind me of my mother and myself -- we where very close and her personality is a lot like my moms. My mother died January 2017 - she had CHF and although the last couple of years where difficult she did not suffer and had a peaceful passing with hospice- she was 84 yrs old and lived with us her last 4 yrs . I miss her sooo much and still have spasms of grief happen spontaneously but it is different now than in the early stages - there where days it hurt not just emotionally but physically -- I remember there where times when it was even hard to chew -- I know - strange. Your writings have touched many and please know you are in my thoughts and I pray for you. I agree with what you have just written - we are certainly in dark times and and one thing I am grateful for is that my mom did not have to witness the unraveling and decline of our world . I will keep in touch - have a blessed day
Every one of your articles makes me cry! All of us working together in unison, with coherent hearts and a strong focus on loving and caring for one another to help this world heal is really the answer, I believe that with every fiber of my being. Not gonna lie, the Aries in me gets riled up from time to time and I want to be loud and vocal and scream WAKE UP! Sharing food is probably a much better solution ;)
I'm jaded. The first thing I thought was that people will take the free produce and turn around and sell it. Your friends will have to become a government of their food making programs for conditions to get free food ~ because of scammers.
Dearest Kristi ,I have intended to reach out to you awhile ago but have procrastinated .I stumbled upon your substack about a month ago and started reading it - still have not read all your entries and jumped around a bit . I love your style of writing and your willingness to share from your heart . First I am so sorry what your mother had to endure in the " medical industrial complex " I am a retired RN and your story is heartbreaking --just makes me cry -- You and your mom remind me of my mother and myself -- we where very close and her personality is a lot like my moms. My mother died January 2017 - she had CHF and although the last couple of years where difficult she did not suffer and had a peaceful passing with hospice- she was 84 yrs old and lived with us her last 4 yrs . I miss her sooo much and still have spasms of grief happen spontaneously but it is different now than in the early stages - there where days it hurt not just emotionally but physically -- I remember there where times when it was even hard to chew -- I know - strange. Your writings have touched many and please know you are in my thoughts and I pray for you. I agree with what you have just written - we are certainly in dark times and and one thing I am grateful for is that my mom did not have to witness the unraveling and decline of our world . I will keep in touch - have a blessed day
Divide and conquer, it has been done for thousands of years.
Writings like yours will lead the way, keep it up, you will see!
Your clear insight and from the heart thoughts resonate.
Excellent excellent piece Kristi! I believe God has gifted you with the pen as well 🪶.
Thank you.
Boy he sure did gift her with the ability to write!
Hear hear! ♥️
Every one of your articles makes me cry! All of us working together in unison, with coherent hearts and a strong focus on loving and caring for one another to help this world heal is really the answer, I believe that with every fiber of my being. Not gonna lie, the Aries in me gets riled up from time to time and I want to be loud and vocal and scream WAKE UP! Sharing food is probably a much better solution ;)
Sharing food comes from a place of love. (Unless the food is poisoned, I suppose). Love will heal what is broken.
Yes
Wonderfully written as usual Kristi. I hope you are doing alright. X
I'm jaded. The first thing I thought was that people will take the free produce and turn around and sell it. Your friends will have to become a government of their food making programs for conditions to get free food ~ because of scammers.
I believe that a selfless act of love is powerful medicine to the world even if there are those who do not appreciate it.