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From 2007 to 2010, I suffered accidental Toxic Injury (also called Multiple Chemical Sensitivity or Environmental Illness). But, the forced time in bed has given me time to write. It has been such a blessing to work on my children's books and stories!-
Christa
I love: God, family & friends, outdoors, gardening, animals, writing, reading, photography, cooking, music, dance, bare feet, long skirts, lavender & yellow, and chocolate.
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Monthly Archives: December 2012
Guest Post–Surviving the Holidays
Guest Post by Janine Ridings http://aromaofchrist.com/ I cry aloud to the Lord; I lift up my voice to the Lord for mercy. I pour out my complaint before him; before him I tell my trouble (Psalm 142:1-2). Many of us … Continue reading
Why?
by Christa Upton For Nathan’s first Christmas program, I enjoyed singing in the choir, directing the dance team and dancing with them, and directing the choir for one song (Steve’s solo). Nathan (at 3 years old!) sang in the children’s … Continue reading
Posted in MCS/Chronic Illness, Suffering/Grief
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Homeless, the Third Time
by Christa Upton Today I will share more of our “story”…. To recap a bit, my mysterious homeless-causing illness came about largely due to hidden mold in our house. Upon leaving our moldy house, my energy rose a little and … Continue reading
Posted in Homelessness, MCS/Chronic Illness, Suffering/Grief
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Desert Flowers
by Christa Upton Think of a desert. What comes to mind? Endless sand, wind, sun, cactus plants…. Camels plodding along, mirages, bones, death…. But did you know that there are tiny flowers in the desert, so tiny they can hardly … Continue reading
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