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Persistence – A Personal Story –

admin wrote in Depression, Faith, Grandma May, Mental Health, Personal Story with 3 Comments .

When I was a kid, I heard of the legendary Heber J Grant. He literally became a “jack of all trades” and the best in everything he tried (except carrying a note) — because he kept trying. He carried with him an Emerson quote that said “That which we persist in doing becomes easier, not […]

That was then… This is now… A Personal Story

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That was then …This is now…. A Tale of Mother and Son It’s 4 AM on a summer morning in Utah. The steady, piercing call notification jars me back to consciousness… It could only be one thing. My heart races as I fumble in the dark trying to find my phone and pick up […]

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