When it feels like surgery And it burns like third degree And you wonder what is it worth? When your insides breaking in And you feel that ache again And you wonder What’s giving birth? If you could let the pain of the past go Of your soul None of this is in your controlIf you could only let your guard down You could learn to trust me somehow I swear, that I won’t let you go If you could only let go your doubts If you could just believe in me now I swear, that I won’t let you go I won’t let you go When your fear is currency If you could let the pain of the past go If you could only let your guard down I’ll always be by your side There ain’t no darkness strong enough that could tear you out from my heart No I won’t let you go |

Raising teenagers can be many things, but certainly not boring! Wisconsin native Amy Betters-Midvedt would know as she’s currently parenting her fifth teen. We talk with her about her new book, “You’ll Make It (And They Will Too) – Everything No One Talks About When You’re Parenting Teens.” She shares what she’s learned from her experiences, including how to respond when they rebel, communicate with them more effectively, and lean on God for support.