A Battle Worth Winning: Happily Ever After

Sunday, October 24, 2010

Happily Ever After

This is a video that Jenny Phillips made to go along with her CD for the 2011 youth theme. It's amazing. And my son is in it! He's the curly haired boy that says that princesses like to sit and watch TV. He also is in it later in the video. It has such a great message.

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LesiaOctober 25, 2010 at 11:48 AM
love it!
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DawnOctober 28, 2010 at 4:54 AM
The video won't play now :(
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KaraJanuary 26, 2011 at 8:25 AM
Hi I've been introduced to your blog by one of my friends. You are on the other side of where I am right now. I just saw your safety plan from the side of your blog. I basically copied and pasted it onto my own blog because it was all very relevant to me. Thank you for posting it!
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My Safety Plan

This is MY personal safety plan. I put it up here as an example of what it one looks like. Yours will most likely be different and that's ok!! Make it personal. Think about your warning signs and what you like to do for fun and to relax.

Warning Signs: Feeling anxious, wanting to NOT get out of bed, thinking of running away, yelling, avoiding friends, wanting to be by myself all the time, over eating and wanting to eat even when I'm not hungry, crying, overreacting, getting irritated, feeling butterflies in my stomach

Coping Skills: Take Charlie and a walk, blast the radio and organize, go lay down, put on a movie, deep breathing, journal, read a book, work on organizing scrapbook room, do something crafty, go for a hike, drive to the dam (I love that place), color, draw, paint

People to Call: Family, Friends, Therapist, Doctor on Call, Crisis line, 911

This is such an important thing!! Go and make yours now. Don't think about it just go start one. You can always add things to your lists.