histórias de Healinginprogress

Every day that passes carries a hidden story. There are smiles and tears, failures and victories - moments we never saw coming, yet somehow, we are the main character in all of them. This is a 365-day devotional reflection diary - but not the kind that only offers safe, polished wisdom. This is where real life begins. Here, you'll step into stories that breathe honesty: Real talk that sometimes stings, sometimes makes you smile Daily realizations that suddenly make you whisper, "Oh... that's me." Life lessons shaped by wrong turns, right choices, and everything in between Truth bombs that hit your heart when you least expect them And of course... life as it happens - small wins, worst days, unexpected plot twists, and God-moments that remind you why life is still beautiful despite everything Every entry is a snapshot of growth. A chapter of honesty. A moment of surrender. This book is a reminder that no matter how chaotic the world becomes, no matter how heavy your burdens feel, every step still carries purpose. If you're looking for a story that isn't perfect - but is deeply real, hopeful, and grounded in truth... If you want to walk alongside someone who learned how to laugh again, fight through pain, forgive deeply, love bravely, and trust God once more - Then this book is for you. Come and join me on this 365-day journey. A year of choosing honesty. A year of healing, rising, and rediscovering beauty. One day at a time. One truth at a time. One honest step toward a life shaped by grace.

Some words were never sent. Some truths were swallowed whole. This is where they live. This is a poetry series about love that blurred, promises that bent, & the quiet unraveling that happens when truth is withheld. These poems explore emotional misdirection, self-betrayal, longing, & the moment clarity finally arrives. Each piece stands alone, yet together they trace the slow realization of what was real, what was imagined, & what was never meant to last. If you've ever stayed too long, trusted too deeply, or had to relearn your own voice - this is for you. New poems added regularly. - Tara Gardner / TG Byrd

' 𝓟𝓪𝓼𝓽 𝓬𝓪𝓾𝓼𝓮𝓭 𝓹𝓪𝓲𝓷, 𝓯𝓾𝓽𝓾𝓻𝓮 𝓘 𝓯𝓮𝓪𝓻 .