Comments on: What Losing All My Files Taught Me About Letting Go

By: Natalie Rose

Natalie Rose — Mon, 15 Dec 2025 20:58:18 +0000

Connie –

Thank you so much for your heartfelt comment!! It made me very happy and encouraged to know that my writing isn’t going into a void. I am SO grateful that you could relate to my words so deeply. I agree! We will continue to be who we were created to be… with lots and LOTS of patience!

Lots of love and peace to you during this holiday season. Hope to see you on future articles of mine. ♡

Natalie

By: Connie Calvert

Connie Calvert — Sat, 06 Dec 2025 10:12:28 +0000

In reply to Connie Calvert. *Your writing. geez.

By: Connie Calvert

Connie Calvert — Sat, 06 Dec 2025 10:01:42 +0000

PS. I’ve also been journaling for years and want to write a book. I can completely relate to losing certain writings over the years. I am so sorry you experienced that. I agree the freedom is in letting go.

God’s story (who we really are) will always be preserved and reveals itself best when letting go. Those preserved parts were threatened and still try to redefine the world, but when we do this kind of healing, they get their own voice back and have a lot to share.

All we have to do is be who we were created to be. Our worthiness was granted at birth. What happened to us afterwards? That’s why we are healing together as a group.

But there’s a root. And you’re writing taps into it. I don’t comment often if ever but relate at a root-level to your words. Thanks again.

By: Connie Calvert

Connie Calvert — Sat, 06 Dec 2025 09:52:11 +0000

Thank you. I’ve lived this. I’ve walked it. I love you. I appreciate you. This helped me.

Nearly 4 years after my diagnosis, I realize that patience is love in waiting, and love is what I strive for. Patience with myself came first, as I can tell you also know.

Thanks for writing. It truly helps, and I can tell you understand.