In this post, Charlene Gonzales breaks down her journey of forgiveness.

WARNING. This blog contains potentially triggering information that deals with mental health issues involving depression, anxiety, suicidal ideation, and suicide attempts. If you are someone you know is experiencing any of the previous mentioned mental health issues, LYF advises you to reach out to counseling, therapeutic, spiritual, and or psychiatric services. I had originally begun working on this piece for last month’s Harvest theme. I was very excited to share my love

Questions by Charlene Gonzales Here’s the original post. Charlene: Hi Kennedy! I enjoyed reading your blog and it is very uplifting and we all can relate to being gentle with and learning to forgive ourselves. Your recent blog expressed the importance of forgiving yourself. Kennedy: Hi Charlene! Thank you so much for interviewing me, and I’m so glad that you enjoyed reading my post! I believe that we all deserve to forgive ourselves, and you’re right about how important of a

Kennedy Hunter dives into the steps it takes to forgive yourself and the importance of doing so.

Questions by Kennedy Hunter Find the original post here Kennedy: Hi Sierra! I loved your newest blog post! It was definitely a fun post to read for Halloween! But I must ask, what was your inspiration for writing about this topic? Sierra: Halloween! When I started my post I was thinking of what could work with our theme of Harvest, and I love Halloween. I have lots of memories of this candy exchange process and I wanted to connect that to the way I pick and choose my tasks of