For the Wounded and Weary
Dena Dyer, Kimberly Phinney, Migraine Girl \ud83e\udde0, Sam DeCosmoA newsletter about God's compassionate heart for the wounded and weary. Whether you live with chronic illness or care for those who do, you'll find practical encouragement, connections, and scriptural hope.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 40 | Subscribers | Read | denadyer.substack.com |
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Good evening, friends. As we look forward to the holidays, I wanted to take a moment to express my gratitude to all of you. You’re a blessing to me! I pray God strengthens you during these last few weeks of the year. The holidays can be so ...
Gratitude in the Midst of Suffering
A note from Dena: I’m thankful to welcome my friend Josh Wood to this space today. He is a gifted writer, as well as a dedicated husband and father. Since I asked him to write a guest post during November, I’ve been impatiently waiting for ...
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Authors
The writers behind this newsletter.
I help Christians with chronic illness & pain hold onto hope. I'm a wife, mom, author, speaker, and teacher who loves laughing, British television, Tex-Mex, and traveling.
\ud83e\udeb4faithful creative & professor journeying with YOU on TheWayBack2Ourselves.com | ✍\ud83c\udffc✍\ud83c\udffeHome to POETRY UNIVERSITY. You belong here.
I am a Healthcare Advocate, Chronic Hemiplegic Migraine Warrior and Stroke survivor. I am also a Wife, Mother, Oma & Poodle mom.
Just a girl learning to live well alongside chronic illness. Old soul. Deep feeler. Writing to explore both the ache + joy of being human.
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