Novelette Davis-Virgo

Co-parenting can feel like walking a tightrope. One minute, everything is calm. The next, you’re navigating tension or miscommunication. When emotions flare, here’s what helps: ✅ Take a pause before responding ✅ Stick to child-centered language ✅ Use “I” statements, not accusations ✅ Keep boundaries firm and kind You’re allowed to feel big emotions and create peace for your kids. So, what’s your go-to co-parenting strategy when things get tense?

New comment May 12

1 like • May 12

One thing to remember as parents no matter c the situation we find ourselves in is that the children hurt most and their developing brain hold the experience and this will take them into adulthood. So as parents we have to be emotionally intelligent and know how to control our words and actions in front the children and then go deal with it after. Never use demeaning language to the other parent or say negative things about them to the children even if it’s true. Remember children live what they learn and they repeat actions more than words

Mimi Thrasher

May 9 •

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You Don’t Need to Have It All Together

When you’re going through a big life shift like separation or divorce, it’s easy to think you need to be “strong” and “ready” before you make moves. But honestly? Some of the strongest steps are the wobbly ones. ✨ Peace doesn’t show up when everything’s perfect. It arrives when you decide you’re willing to take the next small step. 💬 What’s one thing you’re willing to do this week for your peace—even if it’s just a deep breath or a tiny decision? Let’s support each other in the small-but-brave stuff 👇

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Novelette Davis-Virgo

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This week was a challenging one for me health wise my one thing that gave me peace is that I get up every day and although in pain, I know there is a God who cares for me deeply and that gives me peace just having that assurance

Mimi Thrasher

May 7 •

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The Healing Starts With “Me Too”

There’s something quietly powerful about hearing someone say, “I’ve been there too.” Not to fix it. Not to offer advice. Just… to sit with you in it. If you’re feeling tired, overwhelmed, or unsure right now— You’re not the only one. You’re not behind. You’re not broken. You’re just healing. And it’s allowed to take time. Can you share what’s one kind thing you wish someone told you during the hardest moment? Let’s hold space for each other today. 💛

New comment May 9

Novelette Davis-Virgo

2 likes • May 7

I am there for you, I don’t often hear that and I know how it feels when you really need a shoulder and it’s not there that’s why I do it for others and that gives me joy knowing I make a difference in someone else’s life

Mimi Thrasher

Apr 22 •

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Divorce help

Divorce at this stage of life can feel overwhelming, but it’s also an opportunity for a fresh start. With the right guidance, you can move forward with clarity, confidence, and security. Check the Classroom Tab for resources.

New comment Apr 22

Novelette Davis-Virgo

2 likes • Apr 22

Any life changes can be daunting, and a major change like a divorce can put a lot of physical, emotional, mental and financial strain on you so having the right guidance and support is crucial

Mimi Thrasher

Apr 22 •

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Welcome Esther

This is your space for support, guidance, and fresh starts. 💛 When you’re ready, head over to the Classroom tab to explore some valuable goodies and attractions You’re not alone. You’re part of a Kingdom now. 🌟

New comment Apr 23

Novelette Davis-Virgo

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I help sacred givers heal, unravel and end the cycle of self-sacrifice, reclaim the divine identity woven into their name without proving their worth.

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