Anonymous
12/26/2014 21:32
Subject: Re:One thing in 2015
For my daughter's sudden mental health issues to disappear forever.
Anonymous
12/26/2014 21:20
Subject: One thing in 2015
Anonymous wrote:If you could "have" one thing in 2015, what would you pick?
I'd pick energy. I'm sick of feeling so lifeless.
+1
Anonymous
12/26/2014 21:14
Subject: One thing in 2015
To make more money so I can buy a new house.
Anonymous
12/26/2014 21:10
Subject: Re:One thing in 2015
Fixing my trust issues
Anonymous
12/26/2014 21:07
Subject: Re:One thing in 2015
For my H to either treat his anxiety or no longer have anxiety.
Incognita
12/26/2014 21:05
Subject: One thing in 2015
Potty training to suddenly sink in. This is a nightmare.
Anonymous
12/26/2014 20:47
Subject: One thing in 2015
new job for myself
weight loss for my husband
Anonymous
12/26/2014 20:46
Subject: One thing in 2015
A date. It doesn't even have to be a good one.
Anonymous
12/26/2014 20:45
Subject: One thing in 2015
pp here.. Should have specified the new job I just applied for 
(can't hurt to channel that energy, can it? 
)
(can't hurt to channel that energy, can it? )
Anonymous
12/26/2014 20:44
Subject: One thing in 2015
New job
Anonymous
12/26/2014 20:23
Subject: One thing in 2015
A giant downpayment
Anonymous
12/26/2014 20:11
Subject: One thing in 2015
A year where I feel less anxiety about my teenage/young adult kids. 2014 has been a roller-coaster year and it's been hard for me to stop the worry, sleepless nights and feelings of powerlessness to keep them all safe and happy. Yeah, I know I need to let it go a bit. Seeking to find more peace and mindful acceptance in the coming year!
Anonymous
12/26/2014 20:09
Subject: One thing in 2015
Weight loss
Anonymous
12/26/2014 20:07
Subject: One thing in 2015
Good health for my husband.
Anonymous
12/26/2014 20:04
Subject: One thing in 2015
If you could "have" one thing in 2015, what would you pick?
I'd pick energy. I'm sick of feeling so lifeless.
I'd pick energy. I'm sick of feeling so lifeless.