Battle Scarred but Not Defeated - Wells, Bonnie
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Facing life's battles head on is like a warzone. How will you face them? Life became a nightmare. I had a foundation of faith, but in these battles, it wasn't enough. I had choices in how I would respond, or, in some situations, live or die. Reading a book or listening to a preacher wasn't cutting it. I felt like I was walking on a minefield. If I step in the wrong direction, it could be hopeless. I had to gather my ammunition and fight the battles head on. It wasn't ordinary ammunition like one would think-it became ammunition to fight an enemy I didn't know really existed or truly understood.…mehr

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Facing life's battles head on is like a warzone. How will you face them? Life became a nightmare. I had a foundation of faith, but in these battles, it wasn't enough. I had choices in how I would respond, or, in some situations, live or die. Reading a book or listening to a preacher wasn't cutting it. I felt like I was walking on a minefield. If I step in the wrong direction, it could be hopeless. I had to gather my ammunition and fight the battles head on. It wasn't ordinary ammunition like one would think-it became ammunition to fight an enemy I didn't know really existed or truly understood.
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Bonnie Wells grew up in a small town and often wondered where her life would take her. Bonnie has deep empathy for hurting and vulnerable people. She reached out to experts in the field of advocacy, to spiritual mentors, and those anchored in faith. In the area of advocacy, she received a 2021 Justice for Children Leader Award and works closely with experts and mothers who have lostchildren tragically across the USA. In her journey, Bonnie developed friendships with people who witnessed her struggles; together they encourage and support others in similar situations and give hope.