Farmer/Woodworker Loses Function of Dominant Hand (Injury Update)
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0:00 Intro
1:00 Takeaway #1 Take a Break
3:22 Takeaway #2 Clean
5:15 Takeaway #3 Reevaluate Priorities
7:30 Takeaway #4 Be Fully Present
10:10 Hand injury update
12:25 Song that I wrote ("I Lose")
14:09 A word from our sponsor
15:37 Closing thoughts
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I'm Anne of All Trades. In NASHVILLE, I have a woodworking, blacksmithing and fabrication shop, a selection of furry friends, and an organic farm. Whether you've got the knowledge, tools, time or space to do the things you've always wanted to do, everything is "figureoutable."
I became "Anne of All Trades" out of necessity. With no background in farming or making things, I wanted to learn to raise my own food, fix things when they break and build the things I need.
8 years ago I got my first pet, planted my first seed and picked up my first tool.
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I was diagnosed with thyroid cancer this year. During the surgery to remove the thyroid and cancer, it was found that the nerves for my vocal cords were going through the tumour that they had to scrape off of my trachea. The decision was made by the doctors to "sacrifice" the right nerve and to leave the left side until I could be told and make a decision about the rest. My voice has radically changed and there is a chance that I may lose it with the next surgery. Life isn't predictable. Every day we have to adapt to changes that come along. I didn't expect this, but I am keeping positive and making changes to cope. You can't go back and have a do-over in most things. Keep moving forward...that's all we can do as long as life goes on.
I'll pray for you. Keep your head up. There are so many great changes with cancer treatments. The possibility to survive is remarkable. God bless...
Thank you for sharing your wisdom. Prayer for a successful outcome with your surgery. Blessings to you.
My second surgery is completed and I'm getting radioactive iodine treatment at the end of May. One day at a time. Always moving forward and keeping a positive frame of mind.
Prayers for your healing.
I’m 22 years old and I am working as hard as I can to start my small farm and watching your videos and how much you go through and how motivated you are to continue and showing the pros and cons is so amazing and eye-opening love your channel
Anne, you are a stand-up young lady! If you only really knew how many people you are helping when you pour out your heart. You are an inspiration for us all.
Hallelujah! So true. So inspiring.
I needed this video so badly. I’ve been an emotional train-wreck lately and so overwhelmed with money and life and keeping kids and animals fed it’s been a really rough year. So many unexpected obstacles. It’s almost a relief to know I’m not the only one with issues and struggles and as crappy as things get I’m really going to work my butt off to get in a better mindset and enjoy the little victories and maybe I need to stop some things or change other. I loved your song, you truly helped my mental health with this one, thank you ❤
Hang in there - it'll get better eventually; I know the feeling, just keeping a roof over the family's head in times of financial shortage is a major stress-factor, very anxiety-inducing. Working one's butt off and still the money never seems to be enough... What helped me out of it eventually was being very blunt in asking for help; in this case, the employer, just repeating over and over again to the HR manager how stressful the constant financial pressures were, until, a few days ago only, a much-needed and long-overdue pay-rise was agreed upon. Very best wishes to you! Cute-looking pup in your picture, looks like a flock guardian dog; we have one too, they're the best, gentle family-loving giants and guardians...
Anne I’ve watched you for about two years now, and you are one of my comfort TH-camrs and have inspired me to learn more homestead trades. My greatest fear is losing my right hand. It is my dominant hand, the hand that has guided me through some of the worst times of my life and helps me create. You are so resilient and I’m incredibly thankful to have you as a role model. Thank you
My dad a carpenter at the age of 48 while installing windows at a clients home severed an artery and several nerves in his dominant hand it took 4 years of pig headedness and encouragement from my mum to get to use a saw again he permanently lost the use of his little finger so don’t get yourself down he went onto teach life skills to homeless people and help rehabilitate long term jobless best wishes
I'm 58 years old and10 years ago I lost everything when I broke my back, everything I try fails work, family, friends and everything else. So I'm sorry that you're going through a lot of shit I know what it's like. I hope everything works out.
You're stronger & wiser for your injuries. Not everyone can say that when they stare down lifes' crossroads. It's empowering when you discover new strengths.
KUDOS TO YOU.
Hi Anne, I have said before and I will say it again, you are one of the most driven people I know. You have astonished me your energy and drive even when you damaged your hand you pushed through and achieve more than most people with two hands. The only problem you have is letting people help and handing off problems so that others can solve then and help. Everything you do is at 120% and even now you are working at a rate most people cannot keep up with. Until I heard this song, I would have said that the word lose was not in you vocabulary and although you have used it in a song you need to look back and marvel at the amount you have achieved, you are a wonder and one of the most brilliant people I know.
Anne, what a beautiful song and voice. You are an accomplished musician. I tore my rotator cuff in my right dominant shoulder. Had surgery, sling for 7 weeks, therapy for 5 months, and now 6 months out I’m pretty functional. But can’t lift a gallon of milk yet or kayak. Doc said a year. You are sensitive like me, the tears come easily. As you, I did a lot of reflecting, thinking, organizing - however way I could, used and abused my husband and held a broom in a way no one thought possible to sweep a floor. I understand your situation. I am a nurse, so my shoulder and arm are a necessity. I went back to work 2 months ago. Hallelujah. Give yourself time and know the healing process is in baby steps. ❤
My rotator cuff repair took a year to recover from, but it's been 2 years now and I'm great and can do all the things I want to. I couldn't even type and work for 2 months after surgery. You'll get there!
I've been watching you for years and saw your ups and downs. It's so nice to finally see you smile and get that school up and ready. Good luck, take care 🙏
One of the best TH-cam channels I've happened onto! Keep up the PT for the hand. I had a very messy shoulder reconstruction and feared I'd never play or build another guitar. After a year and a half of PT and home exercising, I got back to 99.9% use. You're an amazing spirit and this is an incredibly motivating channel.
I can't even tell you how happy I am that I was guided towards your channel. It not only has been good about teaching me gardening things, it has made my heart feel so warm and I feel less alone. Allowing yourself to show your emotions and cry and just be real means so much. I have had my share of reinventing myself. Currently I work as an intuitive, I sing for assisted Living facilities, and I just bought 5 acres that I am trying to figure out how to grow things in soil that feels foreign to me. I also have worked many years as a birth doula and I grew up with my grandfathers sawmill being in my front yard and always following around the workers. I have always been the helper but I am now about to marry a many who uses duct tape to fix everything and so I am the one who holds the chainsaw and fixes the washer and such. I keep on saying that I want to learn how to build things. My brother owns a business in Michigan (I am in Florida) where he builds tiny homes and green houses and such. I thought about volunteering my help to either him or someone in my area to learn how to build on my own. I have a cat shack, I actually have a black and white cat who is so sweet and an orange boy too, but the cat shack needs redoing for sure. I want to be able to do it myself. I hope to be a student of yours someday soon. I hope the message isn't too all over the place and that you understand.
Hope is one of the most beautiful things we can share,...of all the impressive things you do, this gift of hope that you have received and decided to share, is a treasure. Thank you.
I injured my dominant hand three years ago, several days before I was scheduled to start a new job. What I remember most about the first week post-injury was the worrying: about my career, whether my hand would ever be the same, how long I would be in pain, how to relearn tasks I once took for granted, whether there was anything I could do to prevent my injury from worsening, etc. Throughout the recovery process (2-3 months for me), I gradually learned to let go of the worrying and live life in the moment, appreciating my life for what it is instead of agonizing over what could have happened differently. Your video really resonated with me--thank you for sharing your takeaways and reflections. I hope this can help anyone, present or future, who is undergoing their own recovery process.
Anne, Love your channel! I lost use of my left arm/leg at the age of 52 due to a brain hemorrhage. In 2.5 years since the strokeThere is not much I can’t do one handed. you just have to persevere and figure things out, I still do wiring plumbing, use a chainsaw, do brake jobs, repair the tractors, excavators and other equipment on out homestead. If anyone can do this it’s you. The fact that you only lost fingers /grip means you can still do a lot! Oh an not feeling things is indeed weird but you get used to it just be careful with temperature events eg fires, welding etc. I have burned my hand and foot and never felt either of them when it occurred..You got this because like me you have the right attitude and staying positive with a can-do attitude will get you through this.
@@rccollins8160 I absolutely ❤ LOVE your attitude and energy! SO many people wallow over the past, and what they can’t control or change, following a serious injury/loss of use/function of limbs. They’re usually the ones who don’t adapt or thrive very well too. Young 🇨🇦 vet, paraplegic here along with losing finger function in most of my dominant hand, wheelchair 🦽 user, and if I had a dollar for every time I’ve heard “oh I could never do it, must be awful, I’d rather die than dealing with no working legs” (as in, newsflash, you don’t got much choice)🥴 It’s almost as if people can’t fathom people with serious disability how one can function or even have a quality of life, much less contribute to society. And. That attitude has implications too, I’ve known families of recently injured quadriplegics pull them off life support in the ICU, not because it wasn’t survivable, but because they couldn’t imagine them having any life quality 😢 Which is SO wrong. Plenty live independently, have careers, families, etc. also perpetuates the idea commonly held that we can’t do things on our own. I routinely have strangers be baffled that I can even drive (SUV modified with hand controls - when I went to bank to buy SUV, teller asked for ID, assumed I couldn’t possibly have a drivers license 🤦🏼♂️). Strangers will often congratulate me for getting out of my truck, doing my own groceries, gets annoying real quick *sigh*. Even had nurses (who should know better) assume I lived with my parents (in my mid 30s!! 🙄). It’s almost…condescending? Like y’all, it isn’t the 1900s anymore, we’ve evolved, as has technology. I have an ultra light fully custom titanium wheelchair that moves with my body, it’s easy as pie to push. People have tried to say “omg so sorry”, like why? I’m doing perfectly fine, don’t want or need your pity. There’s nothing to pity! 🤦🏼♂️ Besides, whenever I find myself in a really long line up at a store for instance, I have brought my own chair to sit in and relax, can wait hours if need be 😂 It has perks 🤷🏼♂️
Some people honestly think we disabled folks sit at home always and have caregivers do everything for us…nah I live independently, had to relearn how to do everything differently of course, but it’s doable! Even renovating my washroom to be fully wheelchair accessible almost entirely on my own! Sure, it took 3X as long, and I only had to ask for help replacing the toilet (as I obviously couldn’t lift it as I weigh 95lbs soaking wet too, lol!) and some help putting up grab bars in my new roll-in shower, did all the tiling, 2x4s in the walls, plumbing, lighting, etc myself. Not that I had much choice, living alone and single ha and on a small budget. For the curious, I did spend extra on cordless tools, so avoid the unsafe issue of cords getting caught in my wheels/me getting tangled up in cords as I crawled around with construction materials ha. Small things able-bodied people probably don’t have to consider. Saved me plenty broken tiles heheh!
Some people sadly, internalize, or are raised/ taught that they’re not capable of doing things for themselves too, it’s harmful attitudes, my paraplegic cousin with Spina-Bifida was one of those, raised by her parents doing everything for her, never worked a day in her life, had a power wheelchair because she found it too hard to push herself at all (with two perfectly working arms, SMH) and always had that entitled attitude that everyone should do things for her and give her money, quite sad. I recall a coworker also with Spina-Bifida being even worse, would ask coworkers in this cringe whiney voice to go fill her water bottle at the water cooler…she had a power chair and perfectly working arms, she didn’t even have to push her wheelchair there FFS! Coworkers would say no and ask her “what’s wrong with your arms?” 😂 They had no time or patience for that hahah! She was very much one to milk the system, her plan if she was fired? Go on provincial/government disability and sit at home getting everything for free (as she’d done many times before)🤦🏼♂️ Y’know the type ugh…
And heck, walking isn’t all that it’s cracked up to be IMHO, you can function perfectly fine without legs/without an arm (or both, albeit with more difficulty, but not impossible!) And without most of your fingers…speech to text software is a common thing these days. Of course, it may require a career change, as it did for me, medically retired from the military, but I still worked at National Def HQ 2 years from my wheelchair doing translation and logistics so 🤷🏼♂️ And I think I changed attitudes too, worked with the career managers and those making policies on medical release saw me and changed their views, because shortly after working for them while I was zipping around NDHQ in my green wheelchair? More lax policies came out, allowing soldiers with amputations to remain in the military (whereas previously, it was automatic release). But yeh, walking ain’t all it’s cracked up to be IMHO, if you offered me the option of regaining function of internal organs (because neurological injuries do affect internal organs muscles such as bladder and bowels), OR walking? I’d say heck with walking, because honestly my only significant issue is the chronic infections that inevitably come with needing to use catheters and medical devices, I’d gladly do without that ha 😅 My life is perfectly fine with 25” wheels on each side of my arse 😂 I think people project their lack of knowledge onto us, because the concept is so alien to them (probably the same type of people that would see being paralyzed as catastrophically life-ending when it’s not). Go figure.
But yeah, all that to say, your attitude and outlook is so refreshing to see! I was starting to feel like an outlier having met so many disabled folks with cringey, awful attitudes, and able-bodied folks who don’t see us as capable of self- agency, of accomplishing anything or incapable of contributing to society. Of course, that may be lingering misconceptions rooted in the early days where folks would be institutionalized, but still. Nice to see someone with drive, who adapted and overcame! 😉❤
Wow, what a blessing this video has been to me. I am 75 and a granny with multiple physical limitations. Everything is progressive. I was running out of hope, thinking there was no hope for anything better, and very depressed. I am creative and artistic and not using my gifts. I have slowly been coming to grips with my attitude, with Gods help and the prayers of my church family. I will be back in my crafting room soon. God bless you, And I will be following you. See you again soon! Ellen
Sending you healing thoughts Anne!
... You know everything.. You do everything.. You are wonderful hardworking woman..🥂🎩👋
Anne you are a strong woman! Through our trials (pruning of life) that is what makes us stronger and our fruits more bountiful. Rooting and praying for you
I had a similar hand injury 4 years ago and almost had my fingers amputated. Exercises for my hand were what have brought me back to that hand being almost fully functional. I NEVER would have thought that at the time. Keep doing your therapy, exercises and treatments.
This video has reminded me there will always be hurdles to master. My life was turned upside down nearly 2 years ago when my husband was diagnosed with stage 4 cancer. I have had to sell most my goats and some cows, as well as down size my birds so I could spend more time careing for him. It all make us pause and give thought to what is important...i still have my homestead dreams. I just have to reevaluate the important parts and as youbstated..use this time to clean not just the farm and barn but my home and my mind. My husband has entered hospice, and we dont have much more time together. So i clean and plan how to do our dream different. Prayers for full recovery of your hand....
I can truly sympathize. It was a dog bite for me. My left hand has 6 puncture wounds, 4 of them between my thumb and index finger. The damage ended my leatherworking hobby as I can no longer grip a stitching needle or hold tooling stamps. I have the same nerve damage, but it's the side of my index finger that I can't feel. I wish you the very best recovery and hope you are eventually able to regain full use of your hand.
Thanks for the update. Loved the music break.
I had a trigger finger release procedure go wrong, get infected, and turned into Dupuytren’s contracture on my fretting hand. Music is such a powerful therapeutic. After nearly two years, I’m finally approaching my previous skill level. Your story resonated. We’re never alone in any setback and I hope your procedure accomplishes what you need to recover.
love your journey towards wisdom. you are encouraging all of us.
I was in tears right as you said “I’m gonna cry.” I just found your channel and I gotta say I’m already hooked going through all of it as a beginner gardener and working towards my own self sustainable life. You’re by far the most educational with the fun and that’s what makes learning easy, it’s the fun part. Just like taking that time to rest. Lovely to have algorithms find you. Feeling blessed today and not stressed with my soil learning. My great grandmother gave me the green thumb and I’m on my 3rd garden. Soil is my main struggle but last year I bared fruits of my labor and this year I’m super stoked!!! Thank you so much for all you do. I would love to attend your school. ❤
You had me in tears when you picked up that pick! 🥲 Thank you for sharing your journey. Praying for continued recovery!
Thumbs up is not enough to express this moment!!! 💕God’s blessing dear young lady💕 Praying for your complete healing.
You are amazing. I someone who was faced with a debilitating disease and handled things all wrong, it's amazing to watch someone handle everything the right way. I have made it but my life will never be what I wanted because I just kept my head down and plowed forward making my goal in life to "beat" the disease. While I beat it, I wasted so much and didn't progress smartly. As a result I will never retire and will never have the life I wanted. It is amazing to see what you are doing. Keep up with the path you have chosen. You are doing amazing things!
Thank you for sharing your joy!
You're the best, Anne. Thanks for always keeping things real and for being you. Much love ❤
Thank you for being so vulnerable with us!
HI Anne, your doing so well. thankyou.
LOOOOVE the song!! I love how you're willing to share so much of yourself tonthe world.
Girl, you never cease to amaze me. Just. Wow.
Beautiful song xo. Prayers for healing, both inside and out
What tour learning through these challenges is the very thing that equips you for the real goals in life. Sharing that with others going through the same is priceless! We have to always remember what we build alone can't function without us or a plan. But we are far more than hands and feet. There's things we teach others so our hands and minds are free to hone in on the beauty, the promise and the attention to details. Slowing down is sometimes more❤
So proud of you. Keep healing, girl ❤️🩹🥳
Anne, I think you are so amazing! Thanks for sharing your life! 🥰
Good luck to you Sister. Heal fast and heal up.
I hope for your future, Anne. We’re all pulling for you.
Your transparency is endearing. Thank you Anne. Great song! 🙏👏👏👏👏👏👏
I love your spirit and your drive. Best of luck to you and your hubby.
You are such an amazing person. Thanks for all your hope!
Thoughts and prayers for you your family and your care givers. Your work is truly inspirational.
I love your determination and positivity and drive , you're so motivational, thank you
You are so wise and articulate! I love listening to your wisdoms.
I'm sorry to hear about your injury. It is hard to have serious injuries. And you hit it on the head when you said, "if this had happened 3 years ago, it would have drastically altered my life." It's important to realize things like the "lucky" timing.
You also are fortunate to have good insurance & access to top notch care, and a beautiful place/life that you and your spouse have built to convalesce.
I have bilateral torn rotator cuffs, wrists & hands as well as other injuries head to toe. I worked with horses all my life, not a wealthy kid, I started with shovelling manure.
My injuries also had nothing to do with my heavy yet joyful labor. They also occured as I was trying to save for a little horse farm. (I started with a piggy bank when I was ten year old.)
I think about the too, too many that do not have insurance who do heavy labor just to get by, feed their families, etc. An injury costs them ALL & what little they have very, very quickly.
Medical bills & illness/catastrophic injuries are a major reason for people becoming unhoused.
I met a beautiful ballerina at a doctor's office, confined to a scooter at the age of 26 because of a hit & run while she was crossing the street.
So, my modest life turned upside down, scant insurance, medical bills piling up, I think of others struggling. I also think of you and all the beauty you bring to the world with your hands.
So, so lucky this happened with the amazing medical advances, like nerve grafting.
With all you have accomplished, I KNOW you will come out the other side of this!
You're a force of nature and a champ all around, wow. Blessings.
Thanks for the video update Anne!!
Hang in there & best wishes for the future.
❤❤❤
What an attitude! What an inspiration! Thank you for sharing your story.
Marvelous, simply marvelous Anne of All Trades.
I just want tell you how helpful this one post was! Thank you so much!
I'm so sorry it's taking a long time to recover and may need further surgery Anne. Sharing the wisdom gained takes guts, and is inspiring. You're one of the most resilient people I know.
Anne we will be praying for your healing you are a wonderful lady
What a powerful video. Real life lessons. I took notes! Thank you for sharing.
I just love your strength Anne! You are inspiration to us all. So much to do, and you have time to do it!😁❤️
Thank you so much for sharing and for the courage to play your song for us. Things like this are what make you an amazing inspiration
I admire your strength.
You are a great example of perseverance
Be bless, I love your channel
You are so inspirational, and it is so important to share the good with the bad. We appreciate your willingness to be so vulnerable in such a public space, but it is helping so many others, and hopefully that gives you the strength to keep going! Thank you.
Thanks for sharing your beautiful story and music. Best wishes for you on your ongoing adventure. ❤
I found you through Morgan at Gold Shaw Farms. I'm glad I did! Great content and you have an authenticity about you that a lot of creators don't have. Looking forward to your next video and all my best in the full recovery of your hand!
I have watched for years going back to Seattle. Ann you are a shining beacon of light and your heart has been and forever will be full thank you for all you do
I don’t really have the words for how moving this for me. Thank you for always being so authentic and hopeful! ❤
My husband had his bicep muscle pulled down after a waterskiing accident years ago. His doctor told him to stop playing his guitar and using that arm. He didn’t listen and regained almost full control of his hand and strength. He never gave up or quit. Keep pushing forward and I just love your content. I would love to do the same concept as you with starting a school for trades but offer it to those forgotten about or lost in the system.
You are inspiration at it's finest today!!! Thank you!!!! I really needed this❤😊
Thank you so much for sharing this. I can so relate to you and having an injury and keeping hopeful.
So happy to hear that you're doing well and that things are on track. Looking forward to taking some more classes once they resume.
You’re a new hero to me.
Thank you for doing what you do. You’re the best at doing it!
You are a very inspiring person! Just wanted to say that and, please, just keep being you!
I'm so excited to see you doing so much better! God bless you with continues healing.
Love love love what you are all about. Sending you thoughts and energy for healing and recovery in all ways.
You are an amazing human being and an inspiration to us all!
It guts me. Good for you and your ability to process!
You are such an inspiration, wishes for continued healing, and very glad you are taking the time you need to 'clean' and most importantly recover!
I love your videos and I've followed your journey for some time. I'm sorry, very sorry about your injury. It's good to hear the positive attitude you have in the face of that - I know it must be rough. Keep pressing on and keep hoping.
Thank you for sharing your story, your feelings, your struggles, your hope, your determination and your beautiful song! You have what you need to continue and succeed, pincers or no pincers. ❤
You are such an amazing person and so brave to share everything with us like you do. I'm going thru some hard times as well, and watching you overcome obstacles and set new goals is totally inspirational. Thank you for sharing.
Anne, I can't tell you how this video and your page has helped to inspire me! So much packed into this, I saved it so I can rewatch whenever I need to -Thank you!
Let's all believers agree to pray for Anne's healing. Anne, may your heart also heal from life's worries and anxieties. I believe you might be the most talented and skilled person on social media. But even if you didn't have a single skill you are worthy, worthy, worthy. You are beloved and precious in the eyes of your maker who adores and cherishes you. May God bless and heal you soon. Praying for you. ❤
Spoken very well. With a lot of tender love and compassion. I agree with you.
This is the single most heartfelt and insightful word of wisdom,that can only come through living water..Hope this is acknowledged by the recipient,however that requires ears to hear and eyes to see..No matter Papa is proud of you Kingdom messenger ❤
Hi, Anne! This
is the first time I've commented on any TH-cam videos! I've been following you for awhile. I too picked up a guitar early and still play @ 72! Back when I was 28 years old I broke my right Radial head
I am a right handed carpenter. After a lot of PT, I was able to build a log house.
After completion the country was in a construction slump !
I accepted work as a maintenance man in a then twenty years old Mall. Long story short I'm retired after forty years of working there.
Life is what happens while making other plans. I hope for the best for You.
I appreciate your determination, & trust it will get You a long way on your journey.
Thank You for sharing 🎉
Holy Cow! I knew you were musically inclined, but I had no idea just how amazing you are!! And that voice is beautiful!!
Been sending you healing since you first said about it will keep doing so hopefully it'll all come right soon
You are so multi talented, it’s unreal! Persistent, genuine, tenacious, talented, hilarious…. It’s a joy to watch your Channel! Thanks for sharing it all with us ❤
Glad you've continued to look for the blessings in all of this, and glad to see there's been progress with your PT. I'm very much looking forward to the school opening and my wife and I coming down for a class sometime.
I love your spirit and drive and I also love that you think things through and knew that, you needed a break and took it. Sounds like you have ups and downs but, learn to take it all a day at a time.
That was excellent. Some sage, heart felt advice derived from reality. Well done! So glad you are able to play again - song sounds good. Good job!
Great update and wise words. Looking forward to seeing the school in person someday. 👊🏼 Thanks for the update Anne and Adam.
You’re amazing!! I just barely found your channel a few days ago. I’m so glad!!
Your such an inspiration. The authenticity is refreshing. Thank you for not being afraid to put it all out there, the good and not so good. Much love 💝
It made me so happy to see you playing the guitar I will continue to pray for full healing!
You are truly an amazing person. I love your channel.
Anne, you are amazing. You determination and goals you set are always so motivating and incredible. You could easily quit but, that is not an option for you and I am SOOOO INCREDIBLY PROUD OF YOU!! Thank you for being real and still pushing through! I need you! :)
You are truly amazing for all that you have accomplished. I hope that you get the help that you need as you need to pace yourself and not burn out. You are embracing all that life has to offer. Wishing you the best in your future endeavors.
God bless you Anne. May he always smile on you giving you the positive energy and resources you need when you need them. I respect you from afar. Good luck and Godspeed with the healing x
Did not know I needed this today. Thank you for sharing. Beautiful.
You have so many talents and people following you that wish you the best! OMG your voice and guitar playing are awesome! We all have our ups and downs but it’s how we find our way through them that make us. Wishing you the best.
Anne of All Trades and Hopes
I just found your channel. I’m so happy to have found you. You are an inspiration. Sending you all the good vibes! ✨
I am a firm believer that real growth comes from asking good questions and you Anne ask very good question. Listening to all the questions you asked in this video gave me much food for thought, thank you for always sharing. All the best with your full recovery, (yes words are powerfull)
Beautifully done Anne.