I was honored to be asked to pray over a man's recovery chip one Thursday night. It was very meaningful to me.

What if the thing you’ve been working toward actually starts to come together?

In this episode of Born Different, Not Broken, Debbie talks about why hope can sometimes feel almost as risky as disappointment. As her podcast, book, website, and creative work begin to connect, she reflects on the courage it takes to make room for the possibility that something good might actually work.

Plus, Zelda offers her usual lesson in confidence.

Sometimes preparing for trouble helps us cope—but making room for hope helps us live.

Being told no isn't a rejection of your work.

In Celebrate Recovery, we say we don't shoot the wounded. If you have to start over, don't forget what you learned before you made your mistake.

Recovery does not always mean complete healing.

What the autism diagnosis did and did not answer.

After 51 years of living with frustration. I finally knew what was going on.

I was different, even if I didn't have the words.

Hydrocephalus, what a joy!

What the book didn't say.