Because I spent so much time in the hospital when I was a kid during the unenlightened times when parents were not allowed to stay with their children, I have some abandonment issues.
When terrible people take too much control of our lives and there seems to be no rescue in sight, many of us have abandonment issues.
I don’t want to abandon anybody who wants to know more about abandonment issues, so here’s an AI summary:
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Because so many people are abandoning Twitter/X (with good reason!), I posted there yesterday about abandonment issues.
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I deal with my abandonment issues by connecting with kind people, letting go of anxiety, reminding myself that I AM valued by others, creating and appreciating art, adopting abandoned cats, living my best life, and helping others with their abandonment issues through my work as a group therapist.
Do you see abandonment issues in my other images for today?
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Here’s what I find when I search for “abandonment issues” on YouTube:
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Thanks to all who help me deal with any abandonment issues, including YOU.
Abandonment issues are common amongst trauma survivors, of which I am one! I have them too! <3
You are not alone, my friend! 💙
You are not alone, Carol anne!
The 49 Percenters will not abandon the passion and pursuit for democracy no matter, Ann.
We will not abandon each other.
I agree with mark, we will never abandon what’s right
I agree with both of you.
This very intelligent conversation with a woman who has been a mover and shaker with Move On is worth listening to – especially as it ends with the advice to never let go of each other’s hand. Where Do We Go From Here? with – Why Is This Happening? The Chris Hayes Podcast – Apple Podcasts
Thanks for sharing this, Barbara.
Who is my favorite? The one who makes those most appetizing and well-presented meals.
I’ve never felt abandoned. Christ has kept His promise. He is with me and all, even until the end of time.
-Alan
Thanks for sharing, Alan.
I feel guilty when I miss a day of your blog but I’ll never abandon you. Also I might be Guinness World Record worthy for consumption of baklava.
We’ll never abandon each other, my friend.
Guinness Book entry: Jan Beekman – more nasty falls with no broken bones in year’s time than anyone else on earth. Awarded “Clumsy Person of the Year”
I love the no broken bones!