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What's Your Bag?

As we travel through life’s journey, we as women, tend to pick up baggage along the way, disguised as life experiences. It becomes baggage when we drag these unresolved issues around with us everywhere we go. Sometimes, we even pick up someone else’s baggage along the way. By continuing to carry around all of this baggage, we find ourselves tired, beaten down by life, stressed out, and feeling like we have no one to turn to and no place to go.

Some of these bags have been identified below. Each bag represents an issue that you may be experiencing now, have experienced at some time in your life, or one that you are helping someone else to resolve in their life. This list is by no means all-inclusive. But, it is our sincere hope that once you have been able to identify your bag that you are able to
"release your baggage, reclaim your life, and renew your spirit."

 
Baby Bag – Emotional issues surrounding abortion, loss of a child, miscarriage, giving up a child for adoption, or the inability to conceive

Body Bag – Dealing with the death of a loved one or contemplating suicide

Brown Bag – Alcoholism

Computer Bag – Workaholic

Dance Bag – Sexual Abuse

Designer Bag – Materialistic and living above your means

Dime Bag – Drug Addiction (prescription and/or recreational drugs)


Duffle Bag – Manipulating people to get what you want; Thief

Grab Bag – Woman raised without a father or father figure; looking for love in all the wrong places

Grocery Bag – Eating disorders (overeating, anorexia, bulimia)

Laundry Bag – Gossiper; sharing other people’s business

Luggage Bag - Divorce

Makeup Bag – Obsessed with your outward appearance

Medical Bag – More concerned with other people and things and neglecting your health



Money Bag – Finances; bankruptcy, foreclosure, wage garnishment, & investing

Overnight Bag – Promiscuity, Infidelity

Paper Bag - Dealing with issues surrounding skin color

Punching Bag – Domestic Violence

Shopping Bag – Shopaholic and frivolous spending

Tea Bag – Single parenting


Tool Bag – Miss Independent; “I don’t need a man!”; “I can do it all on my own!”

Trash Bag – Loud, obnoxious and/or foul mouth



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