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I head down the stairs like I do every morning, but for some reason this one was different. I walked down and as each step went by, I had the clearest flashback to a time when I was at my lowest. I recall my heart beating slower, and slower. I remember holding onto the railing with all I had in me as I started to lose my footing. I reached my hands slowly down the wall in search ofthe light switch in which I never found. I remember getting to the bottom of the stairs where my legs now felt like liquid, and my mind was dazing off into another…
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Welcome to my page where I hope you find some encouragement and love within this space! I feel as though it is important to have my first post be the reason I found my passion and why I decided to set it on fire! Buckle up, grab some popcorn and a glass of wine because this one might get a little long and bumpy! First of all, I should probably tell you a little about myself before I dive into the oversharing and the TMI of the last year I had, in which led me to this moment. I am Karli Moch, was born and raised in West Fargo ND where I still live with…
