Ever felt like you're on a journey with no map? 'Crazy Train.....Who Cares' is more than just a blog; it's a community for those daring souls who've turned 'I can’t' into 'I did.' Here, we celebrate the wild, the unexpected, and the utterly astounding. Dive into stories of courage, adventure, and those moments that take our breath away. Because, at the end of the day, it's all about embracing the ride, no matter how crazy it gets.
I was afraid. I was brave. Now I have courage. I began therapy a couple of months ago. The tools gained on this new path was to be bold, courageous, spontaneous and so much more. So, here I am! I am starting a blog to share my story and gain a large community to do the same. Let's life our spirits up for each other and live this life we were given!
At 'Crazy Train.....Who Cares,' is more than just a blog - it's a safe avenue to be fearless, to dream, to talk and share, to open up and have the confidence and courage to be YOU! Crazy Train was founded on the new belief that everyone has an inner strength waiting to be unleashed, we share captivating stories, insights, and inspiration to push us beyond our limits that have been blocked. Here, we delve into the heart of what it means to challenge, to step out of our comfort zones, and to embark on a journey of self-discovery. Join us as we explore the extraordinary in the ordinary, celebrate successes (big and small), and, most importantly, support each other in our quest to achieve what we thought was impossible.
Hello there! My name is Christina, 47 and a mama of 2 and Nana to 1. I currently reside south of Atlanta, Georgia. I have 2 dogs, 2 cats. My daughter is 23, a 9-1-1 Dispatcher and an EMT. My son is 12 and loves his video games and making people laugh and smile. My granddaughter is 18 months old and an absolute joy to my life -- she's my little firecracker!
A little about why I am venturing out. I have recently started therapy due to so many obstacles in my life. Childhood trauma, domestic and failed relationships, abandonment from fathers to my children, adult trauma, loss of husband and more. I've always known I needed help. The master at procrastination, I woke up one day and FINALLY said enough is enough. Throughout time, I'll share my story in hopes to gain a large community of friends, share stories and build awareness, courage and hope to everyone.