Am I The Only One Feeling This Way Life Over 60 With Sandra Hart

[@midnightblue3226]

I have been diagnosed with an incurable life limiting illness....I was devastated at first but now with all the turmoil I am in some ways quite relieved....i have had a great life and have some wonderful memories...look inward Sandra and really get to know yourself, it truly is the most rewarding thing you will ever do...live as simply as you possibly can, look out of the window and appreciate nature and above all don't be too hard on yourself....love your talks, thank you so much ❤....

[@jc10907Sealy]

God bless you on your journey. ❤

[@midnightblue3226]

​@@jc10907Sealy Thank you so much....wish you well too.....

[@scota73]

I'm with on a health journey, i enjoy a simple life now

[@midnightblue3226]

​@@scota73 Something that poor health teaches us is to keep things simple....good advice for everyone whatever state of health they find themselves in...I wish I had realised this when I was well but I am grateful that I have had the opportunity to learn this most important life lesson....I hope things go well for you .....all the very best...

[@janonthelam3418]

Thank you for your wise and encouraging words. Sending love from Jan in Canada ♥️

[@lianeabeyta4515]

At 72, I do feel the most sorry for my grown son and grandchildren. This is such a harsher time than we grew up in. I am pretty content , even though I live alone , and am a plane ride away from everyone. I do pray and feel grateful everyday that I am still in good health, in my paid for home. I know health issues as people age can be so stressful. So I am able to garden , do my crafts, make something good to eat, read, and just try and remain content for where I am at this point of my life. I have a few good friends. But I am feeling the need to volunteer and meet others. I do notice I spend a lot of days alone.. But even though I am alone, I am never lonely. Thank you Jesus!

[@lenblack1462]

If boomers had made some different decisions it wouldn't be quite as harsh of a time.

[@aspensulphate]

@@lenblack1462 Your comment is the height of ignorance and flawed thinking.

[@ohcrikey9560]

​​@@lenblack1462 and there it is, in a nutshell. The toxic victim mentality that is making the world such a vile place.

[@lenblack1462]

@@ohcrikey9560 It's not a victim mentality to state facts. Time to grow a thicker skin.

[@angel511000]

@@lenblack1462 Even though that might be true in some ways, there is always a cause and effect. So maybe the pre-Boomers (I don't know that generation's name) made bad decisions when the Boomers were children and they were effected in such a way as to cause them to make bad decisions. We can blame all we want, but blame is never the impetus of positive growth and change. That being said, if you were just being funny, I apologize for the mini-rant. 😁

[@tennbee679]

A lot of stress went away when I cancelled Twitter and stopped watching the news. I limit social media to positive things like your channel, I unfollow friends on FB that continually post topics I don't care for and I'm not afraid to say "NO" when I really don't want to do something.

[@jewelleryaddict]

Husband and I stay away from our local news it is a much better day without it. Never is good news only bad stuff we cant control. Never did FB and dont care about reading about others lives we focus on our own. It does help hope your having a good day.

[@Maddie9185]

Good for you. Congratulations

[@Jane5720]

I stopped watching the news a while ago and I don’t miss it

[@elysespieces]

Yes this is the answer. Especially if you are a highly sensitive person. Kudos. I did this and it changed my inner world. I started feeling like I had way more control- because ALL WE CAN CONTROL IS OURSELVES ❤

[@Saoirse-xt7mi]

@@Jane5720 Me too! I turned off my tv a little over 2 yrs ago. I don't miss it.

[@tiedyedsouthernfried3137]

You have hit the nail on the head with this observation. I've been feeling this way..I'm 61 and starting to notice that I don't quite fit in this chaotic world the way I used to. Then I think to myself"did my Momma feel this way at my age?". Then I tell myself that it's the natural order of things.......except that there are changes in this world that are not normal. We're sensing an undercurrent of something sinister. Many of us feel it and it is indeed affecting our mental health.

[@davisholman8149]

Great phrase that describes it, “an undercurrent of something sinister”.😱

[@lynfleming2230]

Thank you, my husband has Lewy body dementia with Alzheimer, I am so tired looking after him and have let myself go, after listening to you I am going to give it another go. 🥂🤸‍♂️

[@greeneyedlady5580]

I'm sorry. 💔 My father had Lewy Body dementia, so I know a bit about how difficult that is. I couldn't imagine being a full time caregiver for someone with dementia. I hope you have family members who can help, or you're able to arrange some other resources for respite care. If you try to do it all yourself and put everything you have into caregiving, eventually you'll end up wearing yourself out, and you'll end up sick yourself. I know it's extremely difficult, but some time off for self care is really important. I wish you the best.

[@EC-yd9yv]

🌹🙏✨

[@deborahpellerito6117]

​@@greeneyedlady5580 God bless you❤

[@Ролтун]

Try to imagine something else

[@peggyduncanbaggenstoss5380]

As A nurse, I have seen many ways caregivers take care of themselves. One is creating a quiet area in the backyard or house to go and be alone. A neighbor of mine had a wooded area behind her house. She created a small open area to place a small bench and chair. Everyday about 1pm while her husband, who had Alzheimer's, napped she would go and just sit in the seclusion alone. She continues to speak how that area continues to soothe her even though she's lost her husband.

[@wjack4728]

I agree with you 100%. I'm a 66 year old man, and I feel the same about how much more harsher and stressful life is compared to 50 years ago. I think the internet and social media has a lot to do with it. Thank you for your positive message to us all.

[@orlyfrank1419]

if there's one benefit to any of this is that karma eventually catches up to all who wronged us.

[@Littlelisa22]

I totally agree

[@Mszman]

I laughed when the internet first came out my Mom said it’s going to ruin this country! Well, she was right!

[@tmm226]

It has everything to do with it..😢

[@avrilf4252]

I feel exactly the same, it is social media and internet, video games etc. I'm 65 and live in what used to be "The Lucky Country", Australia. We all seem stressed, distressed and unhappy no what what. Take care.

[@lpgirl]

Sandra, thank you for this gentle reminder to appreciate the moment. Last night as I crawled into bed with my little 13 year old dog who's had health issues of late, instead of stressing about my flooded basement and worrying about how to tackle the upcoming day, I forced my mind to rest with my little dog beside me and savor our remaining time together. And as for flooded basements, this too shall pass. Again, I thank you for this video.

[@GreekGypsy]

❤

[@jennywren8937]

Last evening I sat by the fire with my little 16 year old dog, our own peaceful moment. Best wishes for your happy times.

[@joannadavis6716]

Wonderful lesson in life, once again Sandra! My BP is all over the map since COVID-19 in March 2020. I try to live in the moment and appreciate all my blessings. But alas, life just seems to pile it on and then boom I have high BP to deal with again. Your advice is so sage. Once again you have hit the nail on the head. I will just have to make an extra effort to chill out, savor the day and a reminder form you is so welcome. Love you Sandra ❣️

[@terrispencer7608]

@@joannadavis6716 praying for u. I too had my BP going up and down like crazy. But I am now on a different BP med and BP is now stable…. Hoping the same for you. I know how scary it can be. I started listening to relaxing rain/meadow music on KZbin

[@deborahpellerito6117]

​@@joannadavis6716 I've been going through the same thing with BP with everything that's going on I hope you have a blessed day❤

[@dianareed7260]

I love this quote from Michael J Fox. “With Gratitude Optimism is sustainable”

[@corryjookit7818]

How spooky, I'm in the middle of listening to a documentary by Michael J Fox. It's exactly like standing up and finding him in my home. Magical Michael !

[@timothygeorgefay1]

Hello Diana, it's a great pleasure meeting you here, may God bless you and your family... How are you doing over there? And how are your business and family?

[@pamwilliams9344]

Me too!

[@vallang4832]

Bingo!!!

[@kaitlinmeadows6273]

My great grandmother at 97 told me about her life of poverty and strife, starvation and loss, endless work on a small farm that kept having weather catastrophes and heart breaking deaths of their infants. She told me how fortunate I was, how blessed by living in my time, having my choices, and to never forget that my hardships would be someone else’s blessings.

[@kevinhanley6462]

My mum watched this on her 67th birthday and said: "You have to be strong and focus on the positive things. The negative things are out of our control." We both send our love. ❤

[@donotgiveup1552]

Thank you Sandra. My husband of 40 yrs passed away a little over a year ago and my youngest daughter passed away a few days ago. I am tring to find my place in all this and yes I feel like a tumbleweed. You always help me with your Kind words and life knowledge.. Much love

[@Sandy-zr5hs]

Ah bless you, sending love and hugs to you my friend 🕊💝X

[@jewelleryaddict]

So sorry to hear am married 40 years also. The thought of that loss is just to much hope your having a better day every day.

[@TheDot]

Thoughts are with you ❤

[@janetmurphy9378]

So sorry to hear your pain. That is so hard for you. If i could give you a warm hug i would. May Gods Love and Comfort pour over you in a tangible way. ❤

[@judiruthmeredith6427]

🙏🏻🙏🏻❤️

[@TomVable]

Although I notice that this community if mostly for women, can I just say that as a 47 year old guy, I really appreciate this content and get a lot of value from it. Big shout out and lots of love to all of you here! Life is beautiful, even with the occasional hiccups. Indeed, treasure the moment today!❤

[@lifewithsandrahart]

Welcome! We do have some really great men here and thanks for joining them and us!

[@mariabrescia4516]

I'm big on acknowledging men. You guys don't get enough recognition. Want you to know.

[@beerman204]

Sometimes we men need the words of a real woman to remind us of things we need reminding of.....

[@darlenegriffith6186]

​@@richardromero6193 You hit the nail on the head. Thanks for listing all those things that we, as citizens, can do to work toward preserving our democracy.

[@rennmaxbeta]

48 years old here. I needed to hear this video and read the comments right now... 😓

[@betho.3542]

I would also like to add, that as I scroll through the messages that you receive here, I truly get tears in my eyes at the outpouring of kindness in this community of wonderful people. Honestly, I don't have much of that anywhere else, and so I'd like to thank all of you who come here for Sandra's messages, and your responses and support that you all give to each other. What a great group of people you are! The love overwhelms me.

[@susano7587]

Sandra’s followers are a GREAT group!! Right?!?!

[@tweetybird4347]

​@Susan O' Definitely right! ❤

[@marybarratt2649]

Absolutely agree.

[@livingdoll3445]

HI from Annie thank you for your kind words of inspiration. Yes I agree it is a sad world out there and we have to focus on ourselves more and take better care of our mind body and spirit, if we don't no one else will. Reaching out to family is good if you have one that wants you and cares about you. But if your family ignores and pushes you out then what can you do nothing I have reached out so many times in past to be thrown out told to go away and the is sad coming from my only daughter she is 45yrs should know better. She won't let my grandkids see me or their father we are shut out. It is awful don't even have their contact details at all no address no phones etc blocked from facebooks etc. I have done nothing to deserve this is all came about when she remarried for second time, it was her buby who started it. I thought she loved me enough to say NO to her second huby and his control freak ways etc. We can't control much in our lives these days and it is scary and depressing. I have few friends they have changed only care about themselves and their families have no time to chat to me or met for a cuppa it is very disappointing when you trust others and they let you down. But as you say try to be in the present moment I try the best I can and just pray a lot for so many people and good things for this earth.

[@marybarratt2649]

@@livingdoll3445 I’m in the same position as you. I’ve turned my attention to animals and really enjoy my own company, have lots of hobbies and good online friends. I’m afraid our wayward children have to get to our age before they know what life is all about. I too have been let down by so called friends. I think we learn and grow from every experience, good or bad. Hang on in there, you are not alone.

[@donaldsweeney784]

I'm 70 year old man. I loved hearing what you had to say. I felt so much better. Thank you May God bless you

[@threecats1605]

I believe you made this message for me today. I had to put my cat to sleep and I have so much other sadness going on. I don’t watch the TV. I now just live in the moment too. I go one day at a time. You are a true Blessing to all of us. You are a true child of God!!

[@GreekGypsy]

❤

[@jarvis9283]

I know your loss😢

[@66REDD66]

🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️🐾🐾🐾

[@mrsbigbug]

Hugs from Illinois for your loss. I know how it feels. Kitty is in your heart always. Ride out the grief. It will get better & perhaps there is another kitty out there who needs your love.

[@PolishedAfterSixtyYvette]

So sorry for your loss. Sending hugs.

[@annanorth7997]

My husband and I talk about this topic a lot. We are thankful we raised our children in a simpler time. We find enjoyment in turning off the TV and listening to the music of our youth. Sometimes, we dance. Music is very healing to our bodies and souls.

[@angel511000]

Anna North ... My only child is 25 and I am so glad she didn't have to deal with the opposite sex in the bathroom stall next to her, or an open locker room. I am so sorry for the kids these days.

[@timothygeorgefay1]

@@angel511000 Hello Susan, it's a great pleasure meeting you here, may God bless you and your family... How are you doing over there? And how are your business and family?

[@fannysantosa6701]

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[@dianekraemer5989]

When I feel very stressed, I "escape" for a while into my sewing room. I'm a quilter. I have found that if I just work on something for as little as 15 minutes, I'm focusing my energy in that project. It seems to calm me down and gives me a bit of a reset. Gardening does very much the same thing. When I come back to the world, I'm feel less stressed which always puts a smile on my face.

[@lizwarnke4689]

I'm with you Diane! I'm also a quilter and gardener and working on a project just frees my mind from worry and relaxes me. I hadn't done any sewing in a while and was really stressed and I found that even doing some mending relaxed me and gave me joy! LOL.

[@barblallier9413]

Also helps to keep curious and learn new things,,,that came from sisters at over 100 years old! They were on YT last yr. I think!

[@artistcarolyngrace1711]

Me too! My crochet and gardening calms me down too🌺

[@melindaobryan5355]

Yes, me too! My small garden brings me so much happiness 😊. And I try to always have a quilting project going on. And I enjoy walking too! Thank you all for sharing! We're all in this ❤

[@Carolmaizy]

I'm a quilter too. I live in a city apartment- no patio, balcony, or yard- so no garden. My quilting soothes me and excites me- all those pretty colors and designs.

[@cluelessinky]

Don’t know your age but I’m 74 , old enough to remember the Bay of Pigs, Kennedys assassination, Viet Nam and on and on and on. But I’ll tell you what makes me happy now is the internet. I am able to listen to great music , watch wonderful, inspiring movies, read books about all subjects and take on line courses dealing with the every thing under the sun. I feel more alive now then ever before and when I think about it I realize that how I feel is my business and I control my responses. I often refer to the Serenity prayer and it works to help me get through the rough spots . Lord, give me the serenity to accept things I can’t change, the courage to change the things I can change and the wisdom to know the difference. Works for me

[@myra6087]

It's the same here in the UK. I'm in my 70s and can see things are changing rapidly, including people! The technological age is supposed to make life easier but it has a way of taking up too much of our time, distracting us from the here and now. Personally, I like to get out in nature and walk the dogs, feed the garden birds, paint, meditate etc. Your videos are like a breath of fresh air Sandra. Thank you. Sending love from England xx

[@seawallbird5724]

My sentiments exactly... Aren't we lucky to have Sandra? 😊🥰

[@iratedwithfrauds5592]

It’s heartwarming to see enough people here who are proof that there is still kindness, warmth and compassion and love to go around. Thank you ye all for being and sharing and building up. Many blessings ❤

[@doriskray1430]

That’s right Myra. I find technology stressful and takes up too much of my time. It’s work! Use it only for enjoyable activities like You Tube. Like Sandra said, take control. We can’t have technology control us. It’s only another TOOL we can use, if we CHOOSE.

[@ryanscottlogan8459]

I am 52 and I agree with you 100%.It is not just that the world is more stressful it is that people have gone crazy!

[@Schwabian]

Yes- we all feel it- greedy corporations, inflation, cost of living, no rent control,the Govts today serve themselves . All systems are deteriorating from legal to education, to health, they don’t want us to travel, fly, own a car- In fact it seems they would prefer we were dead- it’s one day at a time for many- life is short- enjoy the hours with small things, nature, pets, family, make a meal, swim, cycle, sleep- bless you all ❤

[@jennywren8937]

Best to you from UK

[@anneblankinship4464]

Life with Jesus is an eternal beautiful life. Look into it, you'll not be disappointed as long as you do not put your faith in man but in God! Learn who He is and it will change you forever!

[@rita3604]

I am having a tough time with all going on too. Someone I have loved all my life no longer wants my friendship. I have learned over time to be ok with that. 💔 Seasons of life. I’m drinking water, exercising with stretches, fixing small lunches each day, calling friends from time to time, doing housekeeping chores. Also, going through things. If I no longer need/want something maybe someone else would enjoy it. Papers - grab a stack once a week and make sure I toss most of it. Devotions then sleep. I listen to a sleep story and I thought this would not work but it sure does. I hope someone finds something in this that works for them. 🌹

[@FaithyandOtis..Massachusetts]

With Jesus in my life, I can do anything. He entered my life in 1988, and I have been sober ever sense. My husband died in 2014 and I learn to just surround myself with likeminded people. . I am very active in my church.. I take a 3 mile walk weather permitting with my dog Otis that’s how I get my head clear. I try to watch limited news, but I am in the know. I am 72 years old and praise God that I am still very healthy, but I work at it every day with my walks with my eating with my upper body weights. I don’t sweat the little things anymore. I take things sometimes a minute at a time, and I lay it at God’s feet and leave it there. The only one that is in control is Jesus Christ.

[@standebruin9611]

Amen to your beautiful message. I can’t imagine growing old without God in my life!! It gives me peace

[@FaithyandOtis..Massachusetts]

@@standebruin9611 even when I’m going through trials sometimes I still take it back 🥹 but when in enough pain, I leave it there and even if the problem doesn’t go away I feel much better that it is in the Lord’s hand.

[@deborahpellerito6117]

Wonderfully said❤

[@FaithyandOtis..Massachusetts]

@@deborahpellerito6117 ty🌸🌸

[@sandrawhitman2930]

I agree. I wouldn’t even think of facing life without Jesus to depend on. ❤️

[@Hambond477]

76 and living the best days of my life. Live one day at a time, trust in God.

[@wilmabenedict301]

Sandra, Thank you for the beautiful video. I will be 76 on May 30th. I am feeling just like you said. Friends are not the same, Family members spew hatred and anger. In The stores the help act like you are a nuisance. Drs. Office have no appointments no matter how ill you feel. The news is filled with horrible things. I took your advice. You are a beautiful soul. Thank you for each video. 🙏❤️

[@wilmabenedict301]

Always look forward to your words of Wisdom. Thank you for being you. 🙏❤️

[@lisamariesmith3610]

I feel that way too. I never thought I’d be this alone.

[@donnapatacchiola6942]

It’s because of WHO and pandemic by Fauci

[@jewelleryaddict]

At 70+ feel the same. Even tv is hard to watch so many controls and streaming etc. Seems everything so different. So fast so depressing because we realize we lack control of things we would like to change. Hope your having a good day.

[@Beerub]

Thank you Sandra for doing this video. I too find this a difficult time. 99% of the people I talk to feel quite unsettled. In these conversations I try to give words of encouragement. I end up walking away feeling encouraged by the other person’s words. It definitely feels like a Romans 8:28 moment. Helping others whether in word or in deed gives a person a sense of purpose. The best decision I have ever made was in 1983, accepting Jesus as my Savior. He is my foundation in life. Romans 10:9

[@kathybriscoe1474]

I am a widow of almost four years, and I do get distressed as to what is happening in our world and to our children/grandchildren. I find reading the Bible, praying, getting together with friends and encouraging others gives me hope and increases my faith. You’re right there are so many things we cannot control, but to be grateful for our lives and each day we’re alive.

[@marywiggins7411]

But are the kids and grandkids reading the Bible

[@kathybriscoe1474]

@@marywiggins7411 My comment was directed at myself. As I read the Bible, pray and encourage others it gives me hope and increases my faith. By doing so, it will prompt me to share the gospel with others in my family and others. I do agree that many in our adult children’s generation and their children are not reading the Bible. That is the reason we must speak out about the truth as it pertains to our culture etc. Experts in spotting counterfeit (bills) money study real money to recognize what is false. We have to encourage this and future generations to find out the truth from the source of truth…the Bible.

[@timothygeorgefay1]

Hello Kathy, it's a great pleasure meeting you here, may God bless you and your family... How are you doing over there? And how are your business and family?

[@timtebowfan628]

I am 67 on a limited income, all my family has passed on. I am single with no children and only have a few friends. I feel isolated and scared as the times today especially with inflation are so uncertain. I want to connect more and I work part time but I find relationships at my age create more problems than they solve.

[@rosemaryhowes8047]

I'm stressed out too Sandra, we can't bury our heads and pretend nothing is going on but it helps to know that I'm not alone. Decisions are impossible to make at this time but I'm walking the hills here where I Iive with my dog and it does help to just enjoy nature and forget politics for awhile. Thank you for helping me to keep positive. 🌹❤️🇬🇧

[@deborahpellerito6117]

I've been doing the same it really helps

[@margaretmcgregor5686]

Me too!

[@lifewithsandrahart]

Exercise is great

[@Gary-sx5ox]

At 70 I used to feel exactly like you do. Two things changed my world. At the advice of a great friend he suggested I turn off any ‘information’ mediums in my life. These mediums are masters of sensationalism. Today, I only read the Wall Street Journal to get all of the information I need (stay away from the Opinion section). The second thing I did was listen to my 40 year old step son. He has a blessed life that allows him to travel a lot and meet hundreds of people a year. He has convinced me that the heart of our great country is nothing like what is described by the corrupt media outlets. Bottom Line: the real world we live in is nothing like the world that is painted by the media. We all need to get out and find the country my step son has found. It’s out there for you to enjoy. People are still amazing.

[@bobbiewilliams5101]

Sandra, I used to start my morning with my coffee and the news. Recently, decided to have my morning coffee on my patio watching the birds and the beauty of each morning begin. Definitely a much healthier, better way to begin my day. I also walk most every morning, and decided to verbalize my daily gratitude journal entry, out loud, on my walk. That has become a very positive reminder of how blessed I am with my health and so much more. Thank you for the reminder that stressing over things we cannot control is an unfortunate, sad waste of our precious energy and time. Focusing inward, family, friends, and most of all ourselves, to take care of, nurture and enjoy is a more productive way to spend our days. Thank you for your inspiring talks. Be well💕🌻

[@stan1027]

I'm 68. Stress can shorten a person's life. I have learned about Stoicism. You are right about focusing only on those things we have control over, and not on the things we don't. I work full-time at Walmart. It would be so easy for me to get all twisted up over the things I have to tolerate there, but I choose not to. It really isn't the things that happen to us in life, but what we choose to tell ourselves about it that makes all the difference. Happiness comes from within, not from external sources.

[@helennesbitt4081]

Good morning Sandra. Thank you for your thoughts, I hate what's happening in our country but we have to think that God is in control and pray for tomorrow to be a better day. Love you. ❤️

[@standebruin9611]

I agree…God is in control and I have to put my worries and problems in His hands and it gives me peace. 🙏

[@kathryngipson6866]

@@standebruin9611 absolutely!

[@anngoff6226]

Yes and thank you for saying it!

[@antheablackmore5838]

It’s happening globally ….it’s The Great Reset, none of us voted in

[@slukas1375]

Well, you're a breath of fresh air, Sandra! Wonderful message. I'll share one small suggestion, that's so easy to put into regular practice. When we "demonstrate curiosity" about others, we convey a message that the other person matters. Simply asking someone how they're doing (the cashier at the grocery store, the young employee checking me in at the gym, the person taking my coffee order), it gives them a small opportunity to share, and conveys caring and interest. It seems to make someone's day, even momentarily, brighter by simply and genuinely asking: how are you doing today? You have a new subscriber from western Canada. Warm regards.

[@eiranova1]

Blessings!

[@angelapriddy6308]

Hi Sandra. You're not alone. I was just thinking about this last night. Things are changing. Today is a new day. Thank you for your thoughts and feelings. They do help us and help build us up too. We love you. And love helps the world go round!;

[@lifewithsandrahart]

Love really does! Thanks so much

[@wendykornfein3337]

That's why I eat my comfort food and watch old television shows from the 50's and 60's. School shootings, more killings, and inflation, etc. We can all relate.

[@marvaspence5252]

You are not alone, Sandra. Sometimes I feel overwhelmed by all what is going on around me. I give God thanks for my blessings, and try to reach out to those in need as mucho as I can. I now have a bird feed in my backyard. It gives me so much joy and pleasure to watch the birds as I do dishes or clean up my kitchen. It's the little things that make the difference. Yes, as women, we must remind ourselves constantly that self care is important. Thanks for sharing your thoughts and concerns. Have a blessed Day.

[@ashleybergstrom8934]

You just said what I do also. Exactly. It all reallydoes help. Thank you.

[@artistcarolyngrace1711]

I agree! I love watching the birdies also on my patio and my flowers and fountain so comforting 😉🌺💞

[@valoriecarson1476]

Many of you may not know...Sandra is from my childhood...romper room. I loved her then, and after all these years, I love her more. Amazing women. Love you Sandra❤

[@lifewithsandrahart]

Thank you, my DoBee Valerie!

[@pkendlers]

Sandra was a Romper Room hostess? Awesome! I loved Romper Room as a child!

[@ralphchristianson]

That is wonderful, her on the radio and Captain Kangaroo were voices we trusted, put comfort and she continues today.

[@orlanaschmidt]

I love this message so much! I decided in 2023 I’m changing my life. Moving more, skincare routines, calling friends and visiting family, these have all helped me to improve my life. I feel amazing only 3 months in!!! I love this time in my life so far. Now I’m working on a consistent morning routine so I’m not rushing around. 😊

[@Shelly-cp7gj]

Beautiful! Good for you!!

[@dubinatub1]

❤❤Own the psin

[@timothygeorgefay1]

Hello 👋👋, it's a great pleasure meeting you here, may God bless you and your family... How are you doing over there? And how are your business and family?

[@JW-bh2ud]

Hello Sandra...thank you for sharing this message. By nature I'm a very positive person, but the past couple of years have been so draining on my spirit. I recognized this, so made an active plan to get off social media and stop watching the news. That helped Tremendously! Then I started learning new things (sewing, gardening, painting). I started hand writing letters to friends and all of that combined has been a real confort to me. I also actively withdrew my desire to impose my views on others. I let everyone be what they want to be. We're all on our own journey and that's ok. I wrote out a bunch of affirmations and prayers and I have them posted on a bulletin board that I read before getting out of bed.

[@dogscratchedoor]

I think you're really smart to use this approach!

[@asou5334]

Thank you for this today. I too have been stressed for a few years primarily over what is happening in our country. I know as one person I cannot change anything but it still is hard to not be upset. I have never in my 68 years of life ever seen such division and unkindness amongst people, not only strangers but family due to politics. It is disturbing and creates a feeling of helplessness. I have started to workout again which helps me to focus on myself and calms me.

[@gregfawcett5152]

We have to stop modelcoddaling loosers that make stupid decisions. Put the Mentally ill back in Mental Institutions, and the criminals back in Prison where they belong. Vote for Law and Order.

[@GS-rw9og]

a sOU, please do not focus on the negative. I d\see great beauty, kindnesses , love and compassion , daily among others. People are good! we are strong, we are PRiots. Choose to be happy and stop all this oh!! The world is worse i ve ever seen, Today here in America , is vastly better than most ever,, the past years

[@Justjudy9631]

Since you asked…..to deal with what’s going on in our world currently, I pray for others, volunteer to help others, read myBible, stay close to the Lord Jesus, be thankful for what’s good, appreciate the little things, write my government representatives, endeavor to not be too focused on the news, and then the things you mentioned also. Thanks for your encouragement! You are a lovely lady!

[@YardleySlicker]

Hi Sandra I feel exactly this way too. I’m 72 and am feeling the losses of people dear to me - beloved cousin who passed in March and a friend of over 50 years refused to accept my efforts to restore our relationship after a falling out- she was my confidant and we helped each other through many a crisis. Meanwhile my adult children make choices that worry me but like you said in another video, it’s a daily practice to let it go and let it be. I do exactly what you have prescribed: monthly facials are a special treat I give myself and help me look the best I can look for my age, I walk in the park, and I do lap swimming at local park pool. There’s something about swimming under the sunshine and enjoying the music and happy chatter of the people in the exercise class in the next lanes that make me feel part of life. But underneath is still the sadness that comes with attachment….what we love we will lose someday😢

[@pkendlers]

As the secular, physical world peels away from you and your soul, remember there is much to be gained in the love of God and his kingdom. You can't live in His eternity until you shed everything of this world. That's what's going on. From earthly caterpillar to eternal butterfly. So take heart, the losses are part of the path to eternal gain.

[@martharogers9173]

I like to go outside and try to bring beauty into my yard with my flowers. It gives me so much joy when they all bloom. My hope is that when people drive by they will enjoy the beauty also. Have a nice day.

[@gennab.3504]

Thank you, Sandra. for putting into words what I feel now days. I turned 80 recently and can hardly believe it. Each day is so precious and even though I don't like the felling that things are out of my control, I am so thankful for the good things and good people I have known. I love my husband of 50 years so much and watch him as he grows older. He is 7 years older than I and I want to be with him as much as posible. I am learning to lifve one day at a time as the Bible tells us to do and it makesl ife so much more beautiful. My best to you and all the words of wisdom you offer.

[@elsamorales3350]

Wow!! Beautiful words, yes, enjoy the time w/ your husband, you’ll never regret it..❤️

[@tonimcdaniel9110]

Thank you for making me feel better.Enjoy each day.❤️

[@davemathews7890]

God, getting old really isn't as depressing as your video suggests.

[@patsy6589]

Acknowledge, live in the moment and then treasure it. Concentrate more on the things you actually have control over. Reach out to people you love and be cheerful. Self care for physical and mental health. All great survival techniques in this more than crazy world. You said it all, beautiful lady. What helps me is listening to music that lifts me up and having faith, "this too will pass". Hey we've gotten this far, right.

[@robertshorthill6836]

I and my wife are in our mid '70s. We are being forced to move into our daughter's house into a garage converted into a bedroom with AC and winter heat. I have had to give up gardening, private personal space, and quiet when I need some. The worst is I have to give up my cat buddy I have loved for 15 years. He only knows this house and yard and would not adapt to a new living situation. I have to sell or give away almost all my personal possessions before we move. We are retired and have rented for many years and will see a big rent jump after summer due to inflatuon. We are tossing out stuff I have kept for over 35 years. It is almost overwhelming for me and is very depressing and demoralizing. I am not a religious person and neither is my wife, so we will just have to hang on as best as we can.

[@streaming5332]

Life was definitely simpler back then.I find myself longing for things as we knew it I have a steampunk old style dial phone and find it amazingly comforting. So sorry your brother has Parkinsons, Sandra. My father had it. Be extra kind to him.

[@lifewithsandrahart]

Thank you. I will.

[@peace-yv4qd]

As I approach my 78th year on Earth there are so many things I'm beginning to realize that didn't catch my notice in years past. One looks back and realizes that you can't change the past nor can you control the future. My children have chosen not be in my life and I've come to accept it, but also choose not to be bitter about it. This body that I currently reside will no longer function at some point so I must face the inevitability of death in the coming years and allow my soul to move on. I have today, and the joy it holds. Thank God for music and Cigars.

[@HollyM3]

I relate to this topic and discussion. I’m 53 and the world has changed so much in many very concerning ways. I feel powerless in most ways, but I think it’s helpful to keep in mind, one must not give up. Staying true to ones beliefs and values is paramount. On a daily basis, it really is about self care. For me, it sounds like you, it’s about my routine of eating well, daily yoga/ pilates/ walking and movement of some kind. I recently moved to a calmer city and that helped me de stress from some of the environmental stressors. I limit news and instead watch things of interest on KZbin. Your channel has helped restore some sanity to an otherwise crazy world!

[@heronimousbrapson863]

I'm 71 and I can remember my dad telling me the difficulties of living through economic hardship during the great depression. My grandparents knew a Canadian world war one veteran who became a traumatized alcoholic due to his experiences in the conflict. Different times have always had their challenges.

[@rollingpinbakery]

Thank you , I want everyone to be happy. Life is short and when you finally wake up and understand you see that you're at the "End of the Line"! Hope you found what you were looking for.

[@christinev6206]

I appreciate your words. I appreciate you..Thank you ❤

[@lifewithsandrahart]

Thanks so much

[@junosaxon4370]

I agree with you. The future always brings change. In this storm of life, finding peace and calmness is important. Human contact and sharing is important. As one gets older, one loses friends, family, and life's colours seem dimmer. We mustn't accept the dimness. Finding hobbies, hobbies you can share with others, finding new friends helps so much. For myself, I write stories and one of my hobbies is being a movie buff. I used to go to a cafe which showed movies for free in the evenings, the same customers often went and it became like a club and we would discuss the movies together. Unfortunately, it was in a different country which I had to leave not long ago, I really miss that. Now, back in my own country, I'd love to start my own cafe/cinema, but it seems difficult here. The problem with living abroad for so long and being forced to leave (due to the country's transformation and change in politics) one must leave behind all one's friends and family and return to a homeland that now feels foreign. No more family, no more friends, all unfortunately left behind. Having to adapt is important, very very difficult, but essential for the spirit to continue.

[@annawhatley258]

Dear Sandra, thank you for expressing how you are feeling. I sense that so many of us feel a sense of helplessness with world events. It's not always easy to 'roll with the punches' life throws at us. As you said we must try and live in the moment. I find being in nature helps and I like to see and hear young people around me. Living in England, I really appreciate sunny days too 😂 and I am grateful for all the good things in my life. Please take care and keep making the videos we all love and can relate to. ❤❤

[@irenecharrois5199]

In 2013, on my 60th birthday I stopped watching the news....I will be 70 in a few weeks and I still do not watch the news. I also found that reciting the Serenity Prayer brings my life into perspective. God grant me the Serenity to accept the things I cannot change, The Courage to change the things I can; and The Wisdom to know the difference.

[@guenetgirma8941]

My dear Sandra. Greetings to you from Ethiopia. You are not alone. I feel the same but what strengthen me primarily is relying on my all knowing creator and his teachings to love one another and more. Then follows your inspirational teaching on love, kindness, living for now and self care. No matter the circumstances that I am going through when I leave it to God my joy and peace are restored and the anxiety or stress reduces or disappears. Thanks for sharing us frankly. You have reflected which most of us pass through

[@ashleybergstrom8934]

So well said!

[@anneblankinship4464]

God bless you! Oh our savior is powerful and good! Let your light shine through the shadows and burn like a fire!

[@guenetgirma8941]

@@anneblankinship4464 Amen

[@paulsanderson8656]

Thank you for your shining light. I stopped watching the news and started watching youtube instead. How much of the news actually impacts you personally - very little. It does make you fearful and stressful. There is something for everyone on youtube - and it lead me to you.

[@paulavukonich7679]

Good morning Sandra, I'm glad to hear you speak on mindfulness as a way to stop the anger and fear swirling around us at this time. As the Bible says, "This, too, shall pass". I'm moving to live near my daughter. She's a great support and comfort to me. It's a crazy two weeks, but this move motivates me and I wake up smiling every morning. I love listening to you and consider you another big sister in my life.

[@jillybe1873]

I teach online and like to help my sometimes despairing frightened students to not worry and feel positive. Things change back. We had the best of it.

[@dorothybali4351]

No you are not the only one feeling like this . Things have changed God bless you Beautiful Girl

[@lifewithsandrahart]

Thanks Dorothy

[@angelabrooke5059]

I'm 59 and relate to this. Thank you.

[@AyaSmith-rb2hp]

1:42 pm Dear Sandra, thank you for being authentic and open. The world could sure use more lovely people like you. After losing all 3 of my siblings, having my father pass and just weeks later my 29 year old son pass unexpectedly and my job gone then….. on and on. It seemed there would be no let up. My grief in losing my son was a million times more intense than any loss I ever suffered. It has now been 8 years and I feel I have finally come through hell and am back but not the same. Yet, able to laugh and enjoy like again. I never though I could fall so deep being a life coach who had worked with lots of people to help them go through transitions and heal. What I learned about grief it is it’s own train and you cannot stop it. You just have to ride it out or get crushed in its tracks. It did not take 8 years to laugh and enjoy life but I learned that you never know when the grief train in going to take you for another ride. Although over time, there becomes more distance between the rides grief takes you on. Taking breaks and doing simple nourishing things or just normal things helped me. Unfortunately, I was pretty isolated and did not have supportive family to turn to. I hope you are surrounded by love and support, as the loss of a spouse according to the grief counseling I went to at hospice said the loss of a spouse usually has the most intense grief for the first two years and a child five yet, grief is something that never totally goes away as you know from other losses. Please give your self the grace and love that you give to all of us as you navigate your new normal. Much love and appreciation! ❤ Michele

[@eiranova1]

Blessings!

[@teresayocum5463]

I have been my husband's caregiver for almost 4 years now,he had a massive stroke first,then a heart attack in January,he doesn't walk and is fully dependant on me....I feel like I have lost myself,but I'm grateful for my faith and I am a positive person .I have gained a lot of weight this past winter,I was eating from stress I know, I'm trying to get back to eating more healty,and I'm going to start to get out to walk my dog....my husband is in his recliner all day,so I am able to leave the house for short periods of time,Thank you so much for your video Sandra,your encouragement is very helpful❤❤

[@alancane1482]

My life has a medical theme this year. So many friends and relatives suffering from heart problems, an aunt diagnosed with Lou Gehrig's disease, or just plain old age. My friend is depressed because he had open heart surgery after collapsing in the street where strangers saved his life. I told him "We're all just happy you're still alive." Sometimes it feels like we're in the middle of a whirlwind.

[@virgloh8934]

I get stressed because life seems to be flying by...I'm 70 yr old widow and I still work full time, perhaps that is why time is flying by for me....wish I had more time to just sit & enjoy the days with my cats but I can't afford not to work.....Now I'm stressing because I've gained 10lbs...crazy right..GOD BLESS everyone...enjoy our moments the best we can...

[@suzanne296]

You bring sunshine to us viewers. I appreciate this. And yes life is stress for me. Watching

[@lifewithsandrahart]

Thanks so much.

[@susantaft6873]

I have the following laminated and hanging in my vanity so I see it first thing in the morning. The title is: Seek These to be Content. "Gratitude makes me realize how very rich I am. Simplicity: the essentials of what I truly need to live well. Order: internal and external creates harmony. Harmony allows me inner peace to appreciate beauty. Beauty opens me up to joy. Joy fills my heart makes me grateful." When I focus on these it calms my soul and the stress leaves. God bless you Sandra - we all love you and your wisdom and inspiration.

[@lifewithsandrahart]

Thank you so much for sharing this with us. A wonderful thing to laminate and post on your mirror.

[@ladyyaya6782]

I always pray and pour my heart out to our Grand Creator. I ask for peace of mind, calm thoughts and wisdom. I also pray for those who are struggling like myself with the worlds unrest. Thank you for your beautiful videos dear Sandra. You are such a comfort to us all❤️

[@Fitinfifties]

It’s the 24 hour news cycle, social media and I phones. Our brains are being bombarded 24/7 with negative, anger and anxiety inducing garbage. I’m going to try getting away from this for two weeks to see how my mental outlook changes.

[@Rita-bw3wh]

You speak from my soul, dear Sandra. The world is changing so fast. It is hard to live with it. Let's all try with more understanding and love. It can succeed to change something. I am completely with you. 💖

[@ivanvarykino8202]

While struggling through the final arrangement process for my wife of 26 years, the funeral director shared with me some much needed guidance. He spoke of a recent widowed client who had also lost a spouse. The man he explained, had given up his purpose in life and began to drink in order to bury his pain. Ultimately he lost his home, his way, and worst of all his remaining family and friends. Looking back now, I wonder if the story was even true. However, I've decided it doesn't really matter. It was a well intentioned and timed message that helps me to move forward to this day. I do my best to focus on taking care of myself and my 2 teen daughters. And to practice gratitude at every opportunity. We only get one chance at this life. And tomorrow is a brand new day....

[@susano7587]

Thank you for discussing this. I have really been put through the wringer in the past 3 years. Cancer, divorce, selling the home I raised my Children in. Then on April 21 I was in a car accident, a young girl who had no driver’s license, no insurance, and expired plates hit my brand new car I’ve only had for less than 2 months. I keep asking my friends, why is God allowing all of this happen to me??? Thank you for sharing your feelings. Not that I want you to be depressed, I am so sorry for that. But it made me feel better about my own life filled with depressing things when I hear beautiful you share that life isn’t perfect while you live in such a beautiful place, you are successful, and so pretty and fit for your age. Yes, I feel a lot of unhappiness and anger in the people around me. I think the pandemic has caused a lot of that. My best friend told me this weekend, the whole world is going to hell in a hand basket. I think that is true. I am going to try my best to make MY little environment around me a happy place. Thank you, Sandra. I love watching you sit there talking with your beautiful You Tube award right behind you!

[@anneblankinship4464]

Bless you dear one! God isn't punishing you. He is what is holding you together! He has angel armies surrounding us as believers! This world is ruled temporarily by satin - do not dispare! God is in control and is victorious! He promises as His children grafted into His royal family we will be saved! I was touched by your circumstances and pray for you❤ psam 31 may comfort you today❤

[@eiranova1]

Blessings!

[@joannharrington2279]

I am 67 and I have over come this feeling. I am lucky to wake up every day and smile. I am healthy,loving my dog, and being with friends when I want to, have some money in the bank and stopped watching the news. I smile at everyone I meet. My home is a great place for me to regroup. I want positive people around me and if I can help I pitch in. Joy starts with you.

[@parkerrose3590]

You always inspire me. It's a beautiful day here today and I feel very positive. I got some chores done, but I will make sure I do things that will make me happy.. The world is sad, and when I was a child I cried all the time because I did not understand how everyone around me was happy and I could not feel the same way. Now I'm 72 years old and I refuse to let things get me down. Whatever time I have left I want to stay positive and happy.

[@tonimcdaniel9110]

You are so right.❤️

[@bobthescienceguy2144]

I am now 64 years old and can relate to everything you're saying. That is great advice and words to live by. Bless you. 🙂

[@seanodwyer4322]

28-1-1959- waipawa

[@sparkytoday8455]

Smiling, being kind, helpful, and courteous to people, especially strangers has made my life purposeful, and less stressful. Delete negative people, including family. Try it - it feels great!

[@kathydaegling1588]

Last year I chose to remove a longtime friend of 40 years. It instantly felt like a boulder had been lifted from my shoulders and my mind was cleared from her drama and never ending problems.

[@angiej4865]

​@Fyrinspector1923 I did the same. All I ever heard about was how much money she had. It was tedious. The last communication was via email. She accused me of behaving badly by ignoring a mutual friend. (We were a bit of a trio). I didn't have a clue what she was talking about but chose not to argue. We were at the beginning of the pandemic which made it all the easier. No regrets.

[@Scorpio-me1028]

I love listening to you because I’m 74 (not for long) but other than aches & pains and forgetting where I put everything, I still think I’m the same! But many sad and stressful times I didn’t think I’d ever get over but I try to let go! You are certainly a beautiful woman no matter how old you are💕.

[@howellwong11]

I also have aches and pains and forgetting where I put everything, but I'm 91 years old. At 74, I was still young. You will start going down hill when you are in your Eighties. At least, i can still think rationally at my age.

[@janbarrett4544]

I feel the same way! I thought it was me...glad to know I'm not alone.I take great happiness from my garden,my pets and my home which is like a scrap book in 3D. You are so right about living in the moment.

[@ВалентинаГусева-э8ц]

"NO MATTER WHERE YOU ARE". And I am listening to you very attentively because l enjoy your talks and learn from you, my dear,dear Sandra. I am never tired to thank ypu. My warm regards from St Petersburg

[@gabrielletanner5339]

I studied philosophy and they teach you to live in the moment, not yesterday, not tomorrow, but today. I've had a very stressful life from the age of nine. My husband passed 15th January 23 in front of me after looking after him for four years on my own. I'm 69 and for the first time I'm only responsible for myself, which is difficult, I miss him terribly but I'm not lonely .

[@michelemarie2499]

I think that when one feels sad One needs to feel the magic The magic of what will never belong to us But will for ever light up our world One needs humility to be happy Letting go of chains And allowing Nature and its wonders That one will never be able to explain To keep us in awe We are part of it We are part of this whirl of life and light We belong ❤️ Thank you so much 🎶🕊️💫

[@johnscott7195]

A lot of it is the harshness of prices..I remember when you could get an all you could eat salad bar@a Roy Roger's for $1.69..across the board now everything costs a fortune and it stresses people out..

[@naomiferreira8255]

Tuesday blessings to you Sandra. Life is very stressful all around. I only watch fun shows on TV, enjoy nature walks, have coffee with a friend and pray a lot. Thanks for sharing ❤️🤗

[@maverick_13_44]

One of the changes in the world today, in North American society anyway, is that more and more people have no one or very few people to turn to when they need a close friend. Thank you for your videos. They are vulnerable and honest. And especially during these times, they help to make others feel like they're not alone.

[@rachellacrain1374]

Thank you Sandra for sharing your thoughts on what so many of us are feeling. What I have been doing was stop putting the news on when I first get up and instead I have been reading my Bible and spending time praying over my prayer list for the needs of others. It has helped me refocus my thoughts and intention for the day. Taking this life One day at a time. Also making a conscious effort to do more self care and reaching out to others just like you suggested. I really appreciate you and your timely videos. Thank you ❤️

[@miapdx503]

Thank you precious one, I'm 63 and yes, it's a whole new world

[@dylanikelly]

I was just thinking about this yesterday. My 93 year old father that's been a healthy and positive person is starting to mentally change after watching the news more and more. He's become a complete ball of stress.

[@johnwhite7320]

I agree with you. Times are different. Things have changed but you haven't lost your beauty.

[@courtney3540]

I think it really depends on where you live, but overall I agree with you. I try to focus on my own life and what's going on for me. I notice people around me are miserable so I try to stay in my own happiness bubble. I have a little baby who's only 13 weeks old. She's so happy and unaffected by the outside world. I try to let her remind me that life can be simple and happy. I did remove myself from a stressful living situation and now live somewhere where the stress is a lot less. It's been very helpful.

[@IRISHLASS273]

Courtney, treasure every moment with your precious baby God Bless.

[@missmayflower]

That’s precious, Courtney. You have your priorities straight. Blessings to you and your sweet baby.

[@genemartinez2833]

Trying to emerge from COVID with chronic conditions that put my wife and I at risk of being infected, have me stressed. I have been isolated and I am trying to reintegrate myself back into society. Not happy with my job but at 65 I can’t leave. I will join a gym tomorrow as another way of breaking up the isolation feelings. It’s tough! But I am doing my best.

[@carinapowney7512]

I lost my beloved dog and father three weeks apart a few months ago. I feel differently about death now and don’t fear it as much. It has hit my hard and I’m taking one day at a time. Thank you for your wise words

[@Nini51963]

Thank you Sandra , I needed to feel that I wasn’t alone , I need to practice my self care to build confidence to even go outside , I’m trying to find outfits in my closet I have put on belly weight dealing with menopause . The world is falling apart but so is my circle , I just told my son that it seems we can’t change the world but we can effect the circle of people in our life at the moment , and right now we should be there for each other and I told him if everyone was helping and encouraging and protecting their circle of friends the world would be a better place . Thanks for the love you share

[@kathleenritchie8216]

Great Video! Thank you Sandra. I have started going for a swim n gym n walk. I realised things wouldn't come to me so I arranged fr my daughter n niece to come round fr pizza last week. This week I am having my friend round for snacks n old movies! Tonight I have been invited out for an Indian meal and then I will spend £10 at the casino! I don't watch the news or soaps. I feel after this long n very cold Winter it's time to get up n going while I am still alive n kicking lol! We need to hang out with fun people. I like my meditation in the morning and I know that nothing lasts forever so am just going to make the most of it! Have a Great week! Lotsa love from K in Scotland. X

[@gracefreed7900]

I also noticed that people don't come around anymore so I am starting to reach out and invite people for coffee, dessert and conversation. Enjoy your day and your friends and family. 💐

[@kathleenritchie8216]

@@gracefreed7900 Thank you Grace! Keep laughing n enjoying life n make it happen! Tc Kx

[@tonyv8925]

Thank you for this video. My wife and I are over 70 and at least once a week we ask each other, "...when are we going to experience the golden years?" I stopped watching the news and all "reality" shows. I spend my time on the Internet doing what pleases me and my wife does the same. I always have my shortwave radio on in the background and enjoy that very much. Sucks getting old! lol

[@maryabdel-malik656]

You are not alone lately I felt very stressed and heavy hearted although I stopped watching the news , so I decided to have a 4 day trip and go visit my friend in TX who I haven’t seen for almost 8 years to celebrate her 70th birthday ,unfortunately she was just divorced and felt lonely . Great video thank you ❤️

[@Livindaybyday]

My son joined the Army straight out of highschool 2020, and I was never so depressed. Not only did we move from the home we raised him in, but he got stationed all the way across the US. He comes to visit at least once a year for a few days and is coming home in June this year. I am so elated! I do soak in the young people and just enjoy watching them, and enjoy learning from them.

[@ritatownsend7408]

My son did the same. I was shocked at the mix of pride and tears of sadness. A chapter was closing for me, and I was acutely aware that nothing would ever be the same. Now he’s getting married and his fiancé has him calling and visiting more often. I guess a new, different chapter is beginning.

[@ritatownsend7408]

Debra, I love having young people around, too. It’s too quiet when they’re gone. I really feel for you. It’s not like college, with regular breaks and summers off. Glad to hear you’ll get to see your boy soon. Cherish every moment ♥️

[@timothygeorgefay1]

@@ritatownsend7408 Hello Rita, it's a great pleasure meeting you here, may God bless you and your family... How are you doing over there? And how are your business and family?

[@rosamondhazell2149]

Sandra, I listen to you every Tuesday but the first time commenting. I really enjoyed this video because it flowed right in the theme of my year-mindfulness. After visiting my sister last year who has dementia, I decided I have to stop worrying and enjoy each day that I am blessed with. I realized that I have to take care of my Joy!! Thank you Sandra, my husband has also passed on.

[@oldgloryhillfarmturtlewoma9132]

You are so beautiful. I love your hair today. It gives you such a youthful and dynamic presence.

[@sharoncooper2630]

Dear Sandra I agree with you 100% on all that you said. Thank you for your encouraging words and just being the beautiful person you are! I live every day with this verse, Trust in the lord with all your heart lean not on your own understanding acknowledge him in all your ways and he will direct your paths. 🙏❤️

[@deborahpellerito6117]

I love that verse❤

[@juliefizpatrick513]

Beautiful 😊💛

[@anneblankinship4464]

Amen and amen!

[@DaniSilvS]

I am a 38 year old man and I really enjoy your videos. I feel like everyone would benefit from listening to them. god bless and thank you!