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Hi, I am Victoria. A twenty-something-year-old battling multiple chronic illnesses while learning how to thrive. I have written from the time I was able to hold a pencil. What I wrote changed over the years, but writing has always been an essential part of my life. I was not planning on writing Honest Moments With God, but it was requested.

Chronically Hopeful, is my blog and facebook page. It was designed to educate others and to provide support to those who are chronically ill. Proving encouragement to others is essential to me.


“God has chosen not to heal me but to hold me. The more intense the pain the closer his embrace”. My faith, as a Christian has sustained me through the stormy waters of the past few chapters of my life. I desire t
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