Happy Views Day!

Four months into my Year of Courage…here’s my weekly post to show you part of my heart.

Next week, I’ll post a book excerpt from my most vulnerable publication (Knee Deep: A 9-Month Whirlpool of Handwritten Letters to the Creator).

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Gratefully,

Christina

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