The Beauty of Our Flaws: Life on the Spectrum
No one is perfect. So, why do we strive for perfection, then? Why don’t we embrace the beauty of our flaws instead? Author Melissa Chambers provides a case in point.


Real. Raw. Restorative.
No one is perfect. So, why do we strive for perfection, then? Why don’t we embrace the beauty of our flaws instead? Author Melissa Chambers provides a case in point.
At a young age, Kelley Frenchko-Gordon had already met the dark side of life. Domestic violence. Addiction. Prostitution. Molestation. Trafficking. Could she change her family’s story?
Kristy Sheridan had survived a plane crash in 1999 and then a 60-foot fall from a ledge in the Black
Kim Lengling remembers the first nudge. Then the shove. She remembers the conversation going back and forth inside her head. You want me to do what?
At first, Christina McDaniel thought a virus or a recently kicked tobacco habit had caused her nasty, persistent cough. But the weight loss and night sweats? Clearly, something was wrong. Eventually, she would discover the problem along with another truth: God didn’t make her sick. Anxiety did.
What are we doing to our children? Not a question I expected from Carol Young.