In a sense, she did the same thing her mother had done. Then the phone rang. After a routine visit and blood count, her doctor thought she had leukemia. Now she speaks to women who are as frazzled as she was. I don't think being busy is bad, but you have to look at what you're doing.
Women are still pleasers.
Even Jesus ministered to crowds, but he never let the people control him. We have to set boundaries for ourselves. When Crabill comes to Bethel United Methodist Church on May 7, she plans to laugh a lot with the mothers and daughters there, but she also wants to get them to examine their lives.