Katrina squeezes into the little recording office today to share with us how anxiety, a learning disability, and shattered expectations can all add up to a beautiful life (and career) when we choose to look for God’s goodness and provision every day. Katrina shares her thoughts about the book that told so much of her family tragedy, what it’s like to be the oldest of five siblings, and how important it is to have people in your corner. Discover her “No Bad Day Theory” (and why it’s so annoying) along with encouragement to use our voices more. In this episode Katrina opens about having Irlen Syndrome: Irlen Syndrome is a type of visual or perceptual processing disorder. Below is a quiz. If you are curious about the symptoms and if colored lenses would be helpful for you, like it has been for the Moldens, click the link below.Irlen’s Syndrome Self-Test….Connect with Jessye at jessyewilden.comInstagramFacebookEmail: [email protected], speaker, and host of the The Molden Cast, Jessye Wilden dives into topics like forgiveness, adoption, grief, communication, healing, and the things that are the fabric of their family, the Moldens. Join in on the conversations so you too will find goodness in the hard, bravery when it hurts, and genuine joy in the middle.For more on this episode visit: JessyeWilden.Com/Podcast

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