 Life’s a Struggle
Susie E. Caron © 3/19/16 It’s a struggle to be nice Calm, peaceful, serene When all the world about you Seems bent on being mean It’s a struggle to be myself When I’m often told I'm not And others look right past me Without a caring thought Life’s a struggle We all know it But it’s worth it You must know And I hope to touch your heart once Or maybe twice, before I go. I am with you in this struggle And see every effort that you make I’m walking right beside you And know every breath you take I will help you in your struggles See you through each and every one I will hold you in my arms Dear As each struggling day is done And when your time is over For struggling on this Earth I will bring you safe to Heaven To the Home of your new birth. Where all your struggling ceases And New Songs we shall sing In Praises to our Savior Lord of Lords and King of Kings. Comments are closed.
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Susie E. Caron
These are from my former life with many current memories and helps for parents. I retired from teaching, became a psychotherapist treating children and families and an author. After retiring I became a full time artist. I recently reopened this parenting blog because I believe wisdom is to be shared. Author of Chidren's Books, Christian, Wife, & Mother, I want to help you build parent-child relationships, 1 blog, & books at a time. When I'm not busy creating articles or paintings, you might find me looking for dark chocolate or playing with my Boxer, Josie. Disclaimer
These articles are for educational and self-help purposes only and are not intended as psychotherapy. If you experience unusual symptoms or discomfort please see your medical or mental health practitioner. No patent liability is assumed for use of the information contained. The author disclaims any responsibility for loss or risk for use or application of this material. 
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Sheila Michelle July 13 at 7:17pm · Just wanted to say that I love your posts about the different ways to connect/relate/understand your child. It has given me a new approach towards understanding my daughter and allowing HER to tell me how she feels instead of me suggesting to her how she should feel. Thanks Susie! |
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