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Continue reading →: October 10th – A Day Immortalized
October 10th is a special date in our family. First and foremost, this was the day my dad was baptized a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints when he was 18 years old. A year and two months later, he and my mom were sealed in…
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Continue reading →: More Than Just a Story: How Fantasy Saved My Life
As much as I adore L.M. Montgomery, Jack Weyland, Jane Austen, and Sarah Dessen and their amazing stories about life, there’s one genre that has my heart. I go to it again and again, never able to keep myself away from a new series. Fantasy. I love fantasy.
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Continue reading →: Knock and It Shall be Opened Unto You
I’m not going to lie – sometimes it’s really hard for me to read my scriptures every single day. I did a pretty good job in high school while I was attending Seminary and on my mission, but other than that it’s been a struggle at times. A lot of…
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Continue reading →: The Book of Mormon – Every Nation, Kindred, and Tongue
I was born and raised in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints [LDS or Mormon]. Every Sunday we went to church; Mondays were reserved for Family Home Evening [a time for us to all gather together, have fun, and learn]; I went to weekday youth events from the…
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Continue reading →: Confessions of a Utah Missionary
I should honestly be in bed right now, as I have to work tomorrow. But I wandered onto Facebook, and this article caught my eye. It’s a letter sent in to Ask Angela in the Deseret News. This person received their mission call to Utah, and not only are they…
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Continue reading →: Obligatory Introduction
Why, hello there. Every time I start a new journal I get so excited – the crack of the spine, the smell of the paper, the lines just begging to be written on. I dive right into writing, continuing my story with next to no problem. Beginning a new blog…
Hey there! My name is Kim. I was diagnosed with bipolar I disorder in 2020, though my entire life I’ve struggled with depression. Getting my diagnosis was a huge relief. At the same time, though, I felt a bit lost. There were so many things I needed to adjust to as I learned more about how my bipolar disorder affected me, but I felt like I couldn’t find the help I needed. I decided to turn Kim on a Limb into a space where I could talk openly about my bipolar and also share the resources that have made my life easier.
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