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🌸 About Me Hi, I’m Wanda— a writer, woman of faith, and lifelong learner on a journey of healing, forgiveness, and growth. 🌿 This blog was born from a place of reflection — learning how bitterness hardens the heart, and how grace softens it again. Through words, I’ve found freedom, and now I’m sharing that journey with others who are ready to release, rebuild, and rise. I believe healing isn’t about perfection — it’s about progress. It’s about taking inventory of your heart, uprooting what no longer belongs, and learning to live with open hands. Here, you’ll find reflections on emotional wellness, daily writing prompts, faith, and resilience — all meant to remind you that it’s never too late to begin again. 💫 Welcome to a space for growth, grace, and peace.

3. The Waiting Season

 “Waiting is not wasting—it’s working in silence.”

We often see waiting as stillness, but it’s one of life’s most sacred teachers. It’s in the waiting that faith deepens, that strength grows roots, and that healing truly takes shape.

You may feel forgotten, but waiting is not punishment—it’s preparation.

In the Waiting

Seeds don’t bloom overnight. Strength is built in quiet moments. Peace is born from patience.

When you surrender the timeline and trust the process, you discover that even in pause, purpose is at work.

✍️ Journal Prompt:

What are you waiting for, and what might this season be teaching you about trust?

Don’t rush the bloom. Some of the most beautiful things in life need time to grow. Waiting isn’t about what you lose—it’s about what’s being prepared for you.

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The waiting season wasn’t just about learning to trust God’s timing — it was about facing the truth.

Healing doesn’t begin in comfort; it begins in confrontation.

To move forward, I had to confront the roots of my bitterness and the legacy I was born into.

Next: Sins of the Mother — where the story truly begins.

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