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Mommy Meltdown

Mommy meltdown

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A few days ago, I got an attitude with my husband because after he made breakfast for Noah, he went and got ready for church. I normally get Noah and myself ready for church because my husband is preparing to minister, but on this day I felt overwhelmed doing so. I had to take a quick shower, and do a quick makeup routine, so I kept the door open to keep an eye on my sweet girl while she watched Peppa Pig.

I started to reflect where my thoughts and feeling were coming from because my husband is all in and is very hands on with Noah. He cooks for her, does her hair, gives her bath, takes her out to play, etc. We tag team and most of the time it is 50/50 shared responsibility. On some days he is the lead parent ( because I disappear and take a nap) and some days I am ( mainly when he has meetings at church) So, I could not understand why I was feeling this way.

After church my husband asked me what was going on because I seemed out of it this morning, and I broke out in an ugly cry. I said, “ You get to get dressed in peace!” I have to get Noah and myself ready… ( more ugly crying) all I want to do is take a shower and not feel “ on all the time”. My husband was looking at me like ooooo okkk, and from that point on I’ve been having my time in the shower and smelling my invigorating shower gel. My learned lesson from this was instead of getting an attitude, “ use my words” like we tell our daughter because my husband will wholeheartedly make the necessary adjustments so that I can get what I need. For this I am grateful.

 

 

Rev Lashonna

Reverend Lashonna Lynn Smith is an emerging and unique voice in the Body of Christ. Born in Reading, Pennsylvania, she is a graduate of Lock Haven University in Lock Haven, PA, where she earned a Bachelor of Science Degree in Criminal Justice. She is also a graduate of Shippensburg University located in Shippensburg, PA, where she successfully earned a Master of Science Degree in the Administration of Justice. Rev. Lashonna received her Master of Divinity degree from Turner Seminary at The Interdenominational Theological Center in Atlanta, GA. She was ordained an Itinerant Deacon at the Bermuda Annual Conference on March 7, 2015.

Rev. Lashonna is happily married to Rev. Dr. Jahkimmo Smith, the Pastor of Mount Zion AMEC in Southampton, Bermuda and is extremely thankful to God for their union. She enjoys serving in ministry with her husband and is grateful for the opportunity to serve others. As an Associate Minister at Mount Zion, Rev. Lashonna preaches and teaches the word of God, leads worship, along with serving as a Minister to Women and Young Adults. She also serves as a conference preacher, workshop facilitator, and contributor to the Christian Corner with F.A.C.E Philly Magazine. She has been blessed thus far to preach and minister the word of God in Bermuda, the United States, and Brazil. Rev. Lashonna is grateful for the opportunity to preach and minister wherever God sends her. She is also the creator of the FORGIVEN Tee, which is a ministry to let the world know that we are forgiven in Jesus Christ.

Rev. Lashonna has a strong desire to preach and teach a liberating and reconciling gospel to see lives saved, transformed, and made whole. She is committed to empowering people to live out their best lives and setting the world on fire for Christ. She is grateful for the call of God on her life and desires to bring glory to God’s name. The scripture that she holds dear to her heart is 1 Corinthians 15:10, “ But by the grace of God, I am, what I am…”

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