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Praying for Life

August 21, 2013August 21, 2013 / michellegunnin / 1 Comment

I know I must’ve looked like a deer in the headlights.  The nurse was telling me something about insurance.  As a healthy 23 year old I had never been in a hospital, never filed a claim, never understood anything about the process.  (I have an aversion to anything where math is involved.) I just nodded … Continue reading Praying for Life

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August 18, 2013August 18, 2013 / michellegunnin / 2 Comments

I was expecting a monstrously unrecognizable face.  I was expecting to wonder who was lying in the bed.  I thought there would be machines doing all the work of keeping Bill alive.  I was wrong.  I realized this after my attempt to prepare myself with a ragged deep breath and a step into my new … Continue reading Home

It Was Raining

August 17, 2013August 17, 2013 / michellegunnin / Leave a comment

It was raining.  A cold February rain.  The man on the radio was talking about the groundhog, and the wipers were squeaking in rhythm with the raindrops pounding my car.  My little student was chattering about something and I engaged in small talk with her to keep the “non-responsive” from ringing in my ears.  The … Continue reading It Was Raining

Great Expectations?

August 14, 2013August 14, 2013 / michellegunnin / 3 Comments

When the World Racers were preparing for their trip they were repeatedly and frequently told not to have expectations.  No expectations of what training camp would be like, or what ministry would entail. No thought about how traveling would look, or if the accommodations would be inside or out.  Preconceived ideas can be a hindrance. … Continue reading Great Expectations?

I Was Madly In Love

August 11, 2013August 11, 2013 / michellegunnin / 1 Comment

I was madly in love. It was the newlywed kind of love without much wisdom, but all of the excitement of the future laid out in front of us.  After dating our way through college, Bill and I had married and spent our first year finding our way through life together.  We were best friends … Continue reading I Was Madly In Love

Light Up the Night

August 11, 2013August 11, 2013 / michellegunnin / Leave a comment

A rewrite of a previous blog  for a speech at Relay for Life in Highlands NC... When I had cancer I never dreamed that one day I would inspire others.  It just never entered my mind.  In fact, I am still uncomfortable with standing up and speaking, yet I feel my journey can help others … Continue reading Light Up the Night

Begin at the Beginning

August 8, 2013August 8, 2013 / michellegunnin / 2 Comments

I went to Nashville a week or so ago.  While I was there moving my son to a new place, and checking out a school for my other son I did a bit of reminiscing.  For some reason they didn’t know that Bill and I lived just outside of Nashville over 20 years ago.  I … Continue reading Begin at the Beginning

I Have A Problem

August 6, 2013August 6, 2013 / michellegunnin / 2 Comments

Hi. My name is Michelle and I have a problem.  I am a paperholic.  This is my first time at SSA (school supplies anonymous) and I want to share my story.  It all started harmlessly when I was a young girl.  My first time was simple note cards.  Flowers decorated the front of each card … Continue reading I Have A Problem

A Love Letter to My Body

August 4, 2013January 10, 2018 / michellegunnin / 1 Comment

I read a blog by Sarah Bessey entitled In Which I Write a Love Letter to my Own Body.  You can find it on Sarah Bessey .com  It was such a powerful letter that I decided to write one of my own even though the article requesting women do so is over a year old.  … Continue reading A Love Letter to My Body

Blind Faith

July 31, 2013August 1, 2013 / michellegunnin / Leave a comment

I have had many blind faith moments over the course of my life…moments when I could not see the outcome of a circumstance, and I had to just trust God in some way or another.  There was no rational explanation for how I was going to survive, my only option was to believe the promises … Continue reading Blind Faith

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Michelle’s Mosaic is a place of grace. It is a place where I process the broken pieces of my life as I watch and wonder at God’s great mercy to create something beautiful

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