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Journey From Anxiety to Peace

Welcome 

Hi, I’m Cori. I’m happy you’re here and I hope that you find something to encourage you today. Living with anxiety, panic and fear is something affecting billions of people worldwide. With support, help, love, faith and encouragement you can take back your life.  Learn to live as you were meant to and breathrough to freedom from fear!                                                                

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Decrease Stress by
Making Healing Changes

Writing helps to clear out your thoughts. A therapist once suggested that I write a letter to the anxiety that had plagued me for years. I was amazed at how much that helped. I told it I was taking back my life. Restoring the years anxiety took away.

Reduce Stress and Anxiety on Challenging Days

We've all been there—those days when nothing seems to go right from the start! Maybe it's rushing to get somewhere on time only to forget something crucial, or dealing with unexpected setbacks. Whatever the case, bad days can leave us feeling stressed, anxious, and...

A Bedtime Story That Didn’t Get Read

During the time when the anxiety was at its worst, I was raising two girls alone. Every night I would read a bedtime story to my youngest daughter before she went to sleep. One night I was suddenly stricken with a panic attack while reading her a story. I struggle...

I Tell Myself It’s Just Anxiety

We believe the messages what we tell ourselves. During a long season of living with anxiety and panic attacks, I wrote constantly. Writing became a therapeutic way of coping. Doing this helped me to deal with my thoughts about the fear and anxiety in my life. Below is...

How to Calm Yourself When
You Are Having a Panic Attack

Anyone who has suffered with the experience of having a panic attack knows how horrible they are. I struggled for so many years with terrible panic attacks. They came out of the blue multiple times a day. Eventually, I became so afraid of when the next one would come. I didn’t know how to calm myself down when panic struck.