Inner Me

Recently, I started a Bible study focused on self-worth. The first few lessons challenged me to look closely at what I truly believed about God’s love. Which parts of the scriptures about His love for me did I struggle to accept as truth? As I went through the checklist, my eyes filled with tears and my chest grew heavy. I realized I felt unworthy of love. I thought about the things I had and hadn’t done — the moments of failure and imperfection that made me believe I didn’t

Sometimes it’s hard to see the ways we’ve grown — especially when the inner critic is loud, or when we fall into the trap of comparing our path to someone else’s. I’ve spent a lot of quiet time over the years searching for areas where I could grow or be better. But I rarely pause to ask: Where have I already grown?   Where have I already healed? This blog entry is simply that pause. A moment to reflect, acknowledge, and honor the quiet, subtle shifts that are shaping me into

Last month, I attended a PKU Conference in San Diego, and it turned out to be one of the most meaningful experiences I’ve had in a long time. Surrounded by people who understood the challenges and realities of living with PKU, I found myself in a space that was both unfamiliar and surprisingly welcoming. The conference brought together a diverse group — from parents of newly diagnosed children to seasoned professionals and advocates — all connected by a shared desire to learn

Sometimes life takes turns we didn’t expect. We begin down one path, only to find ourselves at a dead end. So, we turn back to what’s...