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Can anyone relate to this? If having needs as a child resulted in a parent who was annoyed, who lashed out at you, or who blatantly abused you, then it makes so much sense that having needs as an adult would feel, well, NOT GOOD. That's because you've learned that having needs is an inconvenience and that in order to have them met, you have to mask or contort yourself to ensure you survive (physically or emotionally). Part of reparenting ourselves is tending to those younger parts of us who need

The most common unsolicited advice I encounter when my son is experiencing an emotional moment and needs to regulate is to: "stop recording & asking him questions; just hold him & give him a hug." However, my son, as is clearly explained in all my videos, is non-speaking and autistic. This distinction carries significant implications for my son and other children who may share similar characteristics. I want to reiterate that my page is dedicated to documenting my journey in navigating all my so

Addiction, homelessness, and abandonment were Crystal's daily reality before she encountered Georgia Baptist Disaster Relief volunteers who led her to the Christian Women's Center. Months later, Crystal has experienced a restoration of her relationship with her son and is on the path of sobriety, walking freely in her relationship with Jesus. Disaster Relief volunteers provide help in the short term, but, more importantly, they share the hope of Jesus that lasts a lifetime. Sharing Jesus while m