Feels like the word overwhelmed is coming up a lot these days. There is so much going on in our homes. I felt like this and needed to take a mental break so I found this amazingly simple but powerful poem. I hope it gives you a moment of peace today.

TRANSCRIPT
To be honest, I didn’t want to get this episode together. I am overwhelmed and I feel like the daily podcast commitment may have been too overzealous. Since the internet is kind of a black hole, I’m not quite sure if what I’m saying is useful to anyone and I feel stretched thin. My family is severely suffering from cabin fever and I’m finding myself with a short temper and at a loss of order because of everything going on.

I could give a quick tip on the importance of meditation and quiet time but I know you’ve heard it and I also know its hard to implement so instead, today, I want to give you a quiet moment by sharing this peaceful poem by Lilly Darmetko, it’s called, Just Breathe.

When you feel hopeless and overwhelmed

Just Breathe

When times are tough and you can’t get up

Just Breathe

When you are filled with doubts or fears

Just Breathe

Remember that God is near

He can bring you back from your abyss

When you are overwhelmed with joy

Just Breathe

When things are going your way

Just Breathe

When you are filled with relief

Just Breathe

Remember that God is in control

He’s got you no matter what

All you need to do is

Just Breathe

Thank you for letting me share this with you and thank you for being here.

This new reality is just that, something new we need to deal with, but you don't need to deal with it alone. Check in every week day for another quick tip on how to maintain your family sanity. I'm your host Naomi Bocaniciu you can learn more about me and this podcast on instagram @familysanitypodcast. I’m so grateful you are here and if you’re enjoying these tips please rate the podcast and share with your friends. Until next time, whether your family is going insane or you've got it all together, these are definitely times you will always remember.

Link to poem https://smalltalkbigthoughts.home.blog/2019/03/14/just-breathe/