This Is Me

I am not a great writer. 

I actual suffer from dyslexia!

Thank you spell check.

So I have been working on writing “My Story”. I realized that I have so much to tell and am not sure exactly how to write it. It is something I have felt very self conscious about. 

You see, before I feared writing my story. Now it is more of a fear that I will write it and not have things flow in a way that the spirit can touch the souls of those who are reading it.

If you could pray for me. I would appreciate it so very much! It would be bring me a lot of comfort. 

Another thing, I want to be more me on here. I spend so much time reading other blogs that I tend to spend me time re-reading and re-writing the things I write on my own blog. I do not want that to be that case anymore. Just wanna me, mistakes and all.

So here is a little bit more about me.

My name is Rachel, I know it has been places throughout my blog. But I have never officially introduced myself. So there it is. 

I am 22 years old.

I love to take photos, especially of old abandon building, bridges, and especially this beautiful land we live in. 

I have recently started to read tons. I love it! There are so many inspiring stories out there. Thank you to all of those out there that had written their story. 

I love watching HGTV and dreaming of design my first home. 

I have been married for just over 1 year to a very supportive husband. 

I love the step 12 program! I mean I love, love, LOVE the LDS 12 step addiction recovery program. 

I love the Lord and every day I am learning more about Him. Which helps me know who I really am. 

I want to serve and touch hearts around me. I don’t know what the Lord has in store for me....where this blog or my story will really go. If I will tell my family and friends, or if staying more “anonymous” is the best way for me to help others for.  Whatever it is, I am grateful to find out. I know He will guide me and for one of the first times in my life I am so excited for the present day and all I get to do with it, through the lord.

So this is me. The real me. My addiction does not define me. My recovery does. 

Thank you all for reading. Hope I can get to know you all better.

Much Love,

Rachel