Quotes by Jacquelyn Nicole Davis, Trace The Grace: A Memoir

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Though my mental illness is more likened to a big, nasty green monster than something heart-wrenchingly beautiful, I thi — Jacquelyn Nicole Davis, Trace The Grace: A Memoir
May 4, 2006Blog Entry #1There once was a girl who took everything for granted.
 She had friends.
She had good friends—fr — Jacquelyn Nicole Davis, Trace The Grace: A Memoir
I remember when I was five playing tag with Cara and her brother. I accidentally got pushed into the side of her trampol — Jacquelyn Nicole Davis, Trace The Grace: A Memoir
Does the butterfly lose time in the months it grows from caterpillar to flying beauty? One day, I’m going to want to sle — Jacquelyn Nicole Davis, Trace The Grace: A Memoir
There is nothing as delicate, as stunning, and as vulnerable as the heart. — Jacquelyn Nicole Davis, Trace The Grace: A Memoir
Whatever you do, don’t feel sorry for me. I know it’s the best you can do. Life hasn’t hit you in your perfect little bu — Jacquelyn Nicole Davis, Trace The Grace: A Memoir
I remember when I was growing up and there would be sick people in the church. I was always so sensitive to them sitting — Jacquelyn Nicole Davis, Trace The Grace: A Memoir
When you go into the psych ward, you can’t have anything with you except colored pencils. You can’t have any electronics — Jacquelyn Nicole Davis, Trace The Grace: A Memoir
It takes all my strength to do daily tasks. To some people, I’m just a number. I’m a projected food stamps debit card li — Jacquelyn Nicole Davis, Trace The Grace: A Memoir
I DON’T KNOW! I HAVE NO FREAKIN’ IDEA. I’M ONLY FIFTEEN. I want my mom. — Jacquelyn Nicole Davis, Trace The Grace: A Memoir
July 22, 2009At times I still feel lost, but I also feel the comfort of my Lord through the physical pain and the mental — Jacquelyn Nicole Davis, Trace The Grace: A Memoir