Mira, I have stage 4 breast cancer that has overtaken my body and I’m stuck in a hospital bed at home, unable to walk, and I was given just 3 months in November 2021 to live. I have had months of treatment deferred due to liver enzymes being erratic. I’ve fought to meet my first grandchild, so amazing and a great goal to aim for. My next goal is my daughter’s wedding. It’s 18 months away, I’m not likely to make it but I’m gonna try. Your “hug” that you want to give people through the screen comes in the form of your videos. Freedom in bloom is such a great name. Thank you for sharing ❤️

@thewanderingstarseed

4 ай бұрын

Sending you good vibes that you make it your daughters wedding 🤞🫶🤍✨

@Kyomiibrown

4 ай бұрын

@@thewanderingstarseed Thank you 🙂

@samsrose

4 ай бұрын

Thank you for this video, Mira.

@Happinosis

4 ай бұрын

I’m thinking of you and sending good things for you. Attitude is everything. Aim high for your daughter’s wedding. xx

@Kyomiibrown

4 ай бұрын

@@Happinosis thank you x

Love you so much Mira ❤ you've been through so much and time and again have proven your strength. You always come back better than ever. I'm so proud of you!! It must've been so scary for you, and I'm so glad you were able to make a full recovery. These pieces are so gorgeous ❤

My birthing story is similar, I was bedridden for 4 months. I know the feeling of not being able to take care of your baby and to have to humble yourself and let others help you. You start to realize how much you take for granted and months later I was able to visit my parents in Arizona and climb my favorite mountain. As I was going up the mountain with my sweet baby on my back a hiker told me I was a strong mama. I wanted to cry. I had come so far. I love this collection. I love that you shared your story because there are so many people that need to hear that they will one day bloom. Thank you Mira!

@jaimezimmerman1670

26 күн бұрын

I'm glad you're better now & can enjoy things with your family again. Thanks for sharing your story! 🫶

My chronically bad mental health is affecting my dental hygiene (amongst other things) and I was forced to go to the dentist today. The verdict is that I have to fix two teeth and pull a third. This isn't the first time this has occurred and it makes me feel like such a loser. I'm agnostic so I don't really believe in God, but I do believe in community, art and solidarity, so this video felt very heartwarming and just.. nice. Thank you for sharing, hugs from Sweden!

I’m disabled because I was born with kyphoscoliosis, so my spine curves really far forward and side to side and it comes with a lot of pain, especially after 13 spinal surgeries that have failed to help. I can barely get around my house most days, and I don’t get to go out much. When you spoke about being on the other side of the hurt, I thought to myself “I wish I could have that.” And then you spoke about people like me who are chronically ill or disabled and can’t do things and can’t see that light at the end of the tunnel or hope to be better someday, and I just broke down. Thank you, Mira, for the reminder that there is always hope. If not for full healing, at least for joy.

@jaimezimmerman1670

26 күн бұрын

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The meaning behind these paintings make them even more beautiful! ❤ You overcame such a difficult time. And flowers are a perfect representation of your story for many reasons. They have to endure heavy rain & wind yet they continue to soak up the sun & show their colors. Your healing journey shows that you are just as strong. Thank you for sharing! Sending you love, Mira. I'm so happy you're doing so much better now!❤

I love Mira's sweet honesty so much. As a first-time expecting mom, I was hesitant to keep watching when she said women like me might want to mute the audio, but I'm glad I listened so I can be informed if something like this happens to me. I hope to be like her as I continue to grow in the Lord and in my art. 🥰

@jaylarose630

4 ай бұрын

Praying for your delivery and recovery afterwards ❤

@TBCH

4 ай бұрын

Thank you friend 😇@@jaylarose630

@jaimezimmerman1670

26 күн бұрын

I hope everything is going well for you & if you had your baby that you are all healthy & happy! ❤

@TBCH

23 күн бұрын

​@@jaimezimmerman1670 Thank you! He's not here yet, but he's healthy. We are just waiting until August for him to arrive!​

@jaimezimmerman1670

23 күн бұрын

@@TBCH How exciting! My little guy was supposed to be born in August, but he was 6 weeks early. I'm glad your baby is healthy & I hope you are well too. I also am growing in the Lord & my art. May we grow together & have happy times ahead! Take care! ❤️

I needed to see your video today. I've had to deal with a debilating disease for nearly 30 years. I've slowly lost more and more of my mobility and freedom. Because of my disease, I'm so limited on treatments. So, I've had to learn to live with pain. About a month ago I started having some serious issues with my back. A week ago, the pain moved down both of my thighs and the spasms became unbearable. I was feeling so low today. The medicine I take actually knocks me out and I'll sleep 12+ hours. When I finally got up today after dealing with the pain and all its aftermath, I was below depressed. Then, I dialed into you. Myra, your message was exactly what I needed. Although I've handled these challenges for years, sometimes it gets too hard and for a moment I feel like giving up. You reminded me that there are miracles and we have too much to just give up. So... thank you, Myra. I've followed you for years now, and you never disappoint. I forgot to turn to my passion - art. I got you message loud and clear.

@Rainbopagn

4 ай бұрын

My mother had MS so I know what you’re going through as I also have neurological disorders. Please know you’re still such a precious person and that your limits do not devalue you. There WILL be days of less pain and more sunshine, there WILL be days you feel like superwoman again. You will learn to adapt and thrive. All my love to you.

Your videos feel like a hug and have helped me through some of the worst parts of living with chronic pain and fatigue. I'm not sure I'd have got my first sketchbook without your videos. Three years and 16 sketchbooks later I'm much calmer in my mind from the 'art therapy' I got from it. I adore your floral paintings in general and these are even better with the extra meaning.

@jaimezimmerman1670

26 күн бұрын

Your story sounds just like mine. Mira inspired me to get a sketchbook & get back into art again. Severe depression & other health problems made me quit years ago, but Mira inspired me & now I use my sketchbook almost everyday. Hope you are doing well! 🫶

God truly is amazing! Praise God for your full recovery, it makes my day. Truly that is a miracle. Thankyou so much for being a light in everyone’s lives, God bless you.

Thanks Mira for sharing your story. Now I am so much more connected to your art and I can't wait to hang the one I purchased on my wall. When I look at it every morning, it will remind me to look forward to a beautiful day, no matter how painful and debilitating my arthritis gets. Before I got the art bug, I was much more in pain and didn't want to get out of bed. But now that I collect beautiful art and make my own, I have a new lease on life. For the first time in 40 years, I feel like I know what I want out of life and feel I have a purpose for living.

thank you for sharing this with us ❤ it's important that these stories are told, so often expecting mothers are sold a fairy tale and left completely unaware of the risks involved with pregnancy 🥰

I have a chronic illness as well, it's invisible, it effects my body where walking or moving just causes pain. I have had days where I would sit and cry from pain and exasperation and sometimes the worst thing about a chronic condition is it's consistently there. I don't get a day I am "healed", I'll never know another day without this illness, but something that gave me hope is making it manageable. Something huge in this is grief and the last stage of grief is that acceptance, and I accepted I can heal by managing it and not letting my illness control me. I vented through art as well, I digitally painted work to express my pain and once I let myself cry I got to work. I researched ways to control, ways to help triggers, ways to help pain, and now I can say I am at a point where I am a person who has a chronic illness and not a chronically ill person! And something that came out of that was understanding how much of a gift the human body is when it's at fully firing cylinders. Going for runs and walks, hiking, even driving, I view as such a gift. I went from atheist to agnostic (I have a complex relationship with religion but I do believe now in a god) through this illness and have found so much love in such quiet mundane moments. Just seeing a waterfall or walking and feeding ducks feels so beautiful and I just appreciate life so much. I feel like that's the gift of a condition, that appreciation. Hearing your story and trials and tribulation I can hear that appreciation too, the appreciation of the life we have and what we can do as humans! I appreciate hearing your story and hearing your journey out and sharing it, since I think others do forget how amazing life is until they loose those beautiful parts of it.

as a young teen girl who has struggled for 5 years, just trying to stay alive and fight my own brain. just your reminders, and showing you’ve come through the other side, means more than you’ll know. thank you, and im so proud of you and you’re family ❤❤

Minutes in and I'm crying tears of inspiration. From unable to walk, to hiking and or walking in a new terrain. A perfect metaphor for life's obstacles, though a real story. This reminds us that a dark chapter isn't the book.

Sending you guys a very big hug & hopefully we can all bloom and be free. Thanks Mira for sharing your journey with us, you always inspires me with your art/stories 🙆🏻‍♀️💕

Mira, I’ve become wheelchair bound in the last 2 years. I know that loving the little things make coping easier. So happy you have recovered. You’re amazing. xx

I was already so impressed at the art and videos you made after your pregnancy, and knowing you were also going through this journey behind the scenes … Mira, wow. You are so strong!! Thank you for sharing your story and your beautiful art!!

I’ve been in a deep state of depression for 3 years. After an intense treatment called TMS, I am finally on the road to recovery. I can finally think clearly for the first time in years. I have started reaching for learning art over the years but now I’m actually attempting things and even finishing pieces.

@jaimezimmerman1670

26 күн бұрын

If you don't mind sharing, what is TMS? I am bipolar, have severe depression, anxiety & PTSD.

@kimieatsu

26 күн бұрын

@@jaimezimmerman1670 Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation

Amazing to watch a pink canvas turn into colorful blobs turn into gorgeous, detailed flowers. It’s really incredible. Thanks so much for sharing your talent

I started watching this... got to the hospital dialogue... and realize I need to come back to this when I can give you full attention. But I can say, already six minutes in, thanks for sharing. I shall return to watch the full video.

I cannot believe you've been through so much yet continued to come to KZread with a calming, gentle spirit to brighten all of our days. I feel this (as someone with chronic illness and who went on quite a journey after my firstborn), and I thank you for sharing this with us. These paintings are beautiful as are you! ❤

I lost my husband 6 months ago after an extended illness and it’s been such an up and down struggle with getting to a good place. Like you, my faith has been what has sustained me. And I have also found myself picking up my brushes more and more and expressing myself through art. Thank you for your vulnerability. I love your transparency and listening to your healing journey. Many blessings!!

@jaimezimmerman1670

26 күн бұрын

I'm sorry for the loss of your husband. My condolences to you. ❤

Thank you for sharing your post partum struggles. I actually found you in Jan '22 while I was recovering from the birth of my 2nd child. My first baby, in Dec 2018, was fairly traumatic as I was diagnosed with preeclampsia and had to deliver at 34 weeks, after what had been a surprisingly easy, pleasant and healthy pregnancy. The preeclampisa came out of nowhere and delivery was hard, and both baby and I had been in the hospital a combined 2 months. 1 month prior to delivery for me, 1 month in the NICU for my son. We both ended up being absolutely fine, but in that moment, when you deliver a baby and you have complications, and your horomones are absolutely unhinged, it can be hard to see the light at the end of the tunnel. The birth of my 2nd was far less stressful, he was 2.5 weeks early but still considered full term so no long hospital stays for either of us but I still struggled with crazy blood pressure afterwards and I was very stressed about that, and thats when I had discovered you. I loved the calm, easy going way you spoke and painted and I would put on one of your videos when I was checking on my blood pressure (which I did multiple times a day) to have something calm to watch and listen too and not obsess over the BP machine. Pregnancy and delivery is absolutely wild but like you said, so so worth it. I love my two babies more than anything and they were worth the stress. I still want one more lol. Maybe I'm a glutton for punishment. Anyway, love your videos and your art!

Thank you for sharing. I think it’s so important for people who are struggling to hear stories of hope and faith. Following a bad car accident, I had three neck surgeries. There was a time when my pain would trigger anxiety and my anxiety would trigger even more pain - it felt like a merry-go-round I could not get off of. My children were very young at the time and my pain/injury forced me to ask for help, to rely on others, to be vulnerable, and to have faith that there was another side to this experience. Like you, I’m on the other side and even tho I still have pain, it’s manageable. The gratitude I feel helps. So to anyone reading this, even if the other side of your experience is a new normal, there’s still room for joy, connection and gratitude in your new normal.♥️

Thank you for being so vulnerable to us and showing your dark times through your art. The painting are so beautiful, I’m sorry you have gone through such a traumatic time. Thank God for a miracle. Will pray for continued healing in your heart and mind also so that this will be just a memory and not a trauma ❤

Thank you for sharing and not hiding away from someone with a chronic illness, mental health issues, mobility issues and sharing your faith

Your story hits home HARD. We lost my mother to MS five years ago (though as her motto was “I have MS it doesn’t have me” will get me haunted for saying we lost her to it😂). She was diagnosed in 2000 when I was five. She gave birth to my brother in 2005. Her first symptom was numbness in her leg. She also had miserable pregnancies and she and I almost died due to her hemorrhaging. This was after several miscarriages as well! I see her journey in you. In your determination, your embrace of your own wackiness and uniqueness, in your privacy/boundaries, even in your love of nature and walks (when she lost mobility it crushed her). Nerve damage is something we’ve been all too familiar with. I’d like to think that she’s in her paradise but knowing her she’s off looking after mothers like you and her. May the gods always guide your way and may your fields always be abloom!

Watching you share your journey is sort of an awakening story for people who in one point in their lives faced a very low, dark phase BUT you, Mira is a living testimony of Gods love, grace and mercy. You are an inspiration to many. And by sharing your paintings with is such a blessing 🙏 may you continue to hold on to the promises of God. Enjoy all what the Lord has prepared for you and your family. Hugs and love to you all from me from the Philippines 🤗💕🙏

There’s a greater purpose in your desert and circumstance. Trust God and He will reveal it all to you. ❤️ very special video thank you God and thank you Mira!

Wow, thank you for sharing this part of your life 💜💜 I have a hard time right now and i don't know when it's over. I am an abstract artist, and process my feeling through my art, because i am not good with words. Sending virtual hugs back and to everyone who need one. We all deserve to heal and process our feelings and trauma 💜💜💜

I needed to watch this today. It was a tough morning with my little boy. He's 4, non-verbal and autistic. I worry about him a lot and hope to understand him more and more every day. This morning he lashes out at me because I couldn't blow bubbles and scratched the skin off my cheek. I think it was the straw that broke the camels back and I sobbed in the kitchen for a good few minutes. Then, while watching this, I heard you say "it's ok to cry sometimes " and I just let everything out again 💖 Thank you for your vulnerability 💖 I love your collection so much and I will find a way to get some prints over here (I may have to go via a friend in the states but I will!!) Beautiful artwork from a beautiful person 💖 God bless xxx

Thank you so much for your vulnerability. I have multiple chronic conditions as well as severe anxiety and depression. It is a struggle and it can definitely feel isolating and hopeless at times. This video made me feel seen and your art is so beautiful. It made me want to show my journey and emotions in a more creative way like I used to. ❤

As a disabled beginner artist, Id just like to thank you for sharing your story and the work that came out of it. It means a lot to feel like there is a light at the ebd of what can be a very long and very dark tunnel. There is growth and hope and progress given time.

Mira, I’m a lurker usually but I want to say thank you for your willingness to be vulnerable and to create beauty out of pain.

As one of your viewers that has many chronic illnesses, and who was bedridden for almost 10 years throughout my 20's, until pretty recently, I just want to say thank you for sharing this. I've watched you for years, but have a hard time commenting, but lately I've been feeling brave enough to do so with your videos, because your channel always feels like such a safe place for me these days. Thank you for sharing your journey and your beautiful art and your faith, it lent me a bit of extra strength and encouragement today 💛 I'm so, so thankful to hear that your body is healed and that this extremely difficult journey is now behind you.

Thank you Mira. And art is great therapy. I am l am legally blind. I have a bit of vision in one eye only but not much. But I love painting. I'm not good as I have no real hand eye coordination and when people say to draw what I see I laugh and say I try to draw what I used to see. (Silicone not that clearly and still with one eye!!) But just painting, or coloured pencils is enough! Because yes! God IS good! I don't have to be the best! I also have femoral nerve damage following gall bladder surgery in 2015, and whilst I can walk, it hurts. I can truly empathise. Hugs ❤

Thank you for sharing your story, Mira. Praise and Glory to God that you came through such a difficult time. This is another reason I love your videos and I love making art. I'm so thankful for your videos that continue to inspire me and encourage others through whatever they are going through.❤

Thank you for sharing your story❤ I'm also a twin mom, my girls are 2 years old. I had a c-section. My pregnancy went so well, although it was a bit stressful with all the hospital appointments to make sure I stayed in good condition. After the twins were born I went through postnatal depression and I'm still struggling. Not feeling good enough as a mom, scared that I have a favorite, scared that I'm not a good enough wife for my husband. It's a hard journey. And then one of my twin daughters just comes to give me a hug or kiss, that'll make my day❤

You definitely SHOULD advertise your shop🙌🏼❣️❣️❣️. It’s all beautiful work and worth sharing 🥰

Thank you for sharing your story ❤ It reminded me that life with children is so special, and I'm so blessed to be able to play and just enjoy life with them. I get so caught up in how hard life is, I forget to appreciate what I have ❤

Thank you for sharing your heart, your experience and your faith, Mira. My family lost our 6 year old grandson (brother, son, cousin, nephew, etc.) on Dec. 1, and 28 days later my mom passed away. It has been so very hard, but there's also been so much good we have seen God work through it all. I honestly don't know how people get through life's struggles without Him, so more than anything, thank you for giving Him the glory. It's what I hope to do every day because He's so worthy.

I’m so grateful you shared this! Especially hearing you open up about how God healed you-even though you did so much work in it-was so inspiring. ❤

I have had a similar experience but with my vision. Being an artist and losing my sight was an extremely scary and hard time. I had to go in for emerg surgery and immediately went blind.... 9 months after surgery my eyes began to heal and my sight started to come back .... since then my sight is not 100% but I have soooo much appreciation for seeing everything .... even the little things ... it changes perspective. I am so glad to hear you recovered!! Keep on seeing things through appreciation!!

I relate so much to your story! Thank you for sharing. I went into pregnancy related heartfailure after the birth of my son back in september ‘23.. so bad that I was close to a heart transplant, almost 5 months in now and its still quite up and down, but the first 2 months was the worst, 2weeks in hospital with my child in the NICU in a different hospital and then home not being able to stand with him and walk around with him because I got dizzy from the drugs I have to take.. in November I got cleared to do short walks and have slowly been building it up since, but its rough and yes my son wont remember I wasnt there when he did a lot of his firsts, like coming home, meeting the dog and so on, but I will and that just gets me everytime, I still got a lot of my journey left, trying to stay anchored in this storm..

I love this series. It’s beautiful…the artwork and meaning behind it. I’m one of those living with a chronic issue. I have more than one actually. I have MA and RA. It’s rough but art has been a huge kind of therapy for me. ❤ so I totally get what you were saying, and I’m glad it all worked out well for you all.

Praise God for healing you and putting all the right people in your life during that time. You are always so inspiring 💜 Thank you for sharing your journey with us🥰 I love your art and videos❣️

Thanks for sharing. I cried. I also have several chronic diseases and I usually have these times when I see no hope. Today happened to be that day and it happened to me to watch your video. Your words were so much needed. Sending love to you and your family! All your family feels like family to me, too. Only wish the best for all of you 💚

You're a warrior. ❤👑 Isn't it just the best thing that his mercy is new every morning? My husband and I have gone through a really, really terrible time over the last 5 years at which time I also lost both my parents. It's so crazy though to just be wanting to pour out to other people on the back end of that and say-God had my back every single day. I couldn't have made it without him, but am also so proud of these battle wounds we can now share as victory. Bless you and your beautiful family. ❤ Thanks so much for sharing.

Mira I love your videos! I’ve always loved your flower paintings but now I love them so much more. Thank you for sharing your experience and including your faith journey ❤ I love following fellow mom artists because it helps me to keep going and keep trying. To hear another mom artist be open about talking about their relationship with God is truly strengthening

You are a friendly positive person to watch. I love your videos. I just tried to do a comment but lost it? So hope you are not getting two comments. 😦 I am 62 in a wheel chair from a rare syndrome called CIDP it happened 4 yrs ago. I can relate to your experience in that some things seem to come out of the blue. But I know God always knows our path and is never surprised. I am thankful you have Him to help you. Experiences like this bring us closer to Him. Just bought this print and I am so excited. I am choosing joy and being grateful as you are. Thankful for you!!

PRAISE GOD!❤ You are blessed!❤❤❤

@jaimezimmerman1670

26 күн бұрын

Amen ❤

These 2 years have been really rough for me. But your videos always made me smile. I am really grateful to you for telling that it's ok to have a bad day when I really needed it. You've been through a lot and I really wish you all the best. I'm really happy that you shared this story with us. Thanks a lot for making such an amazing content.

Wow. What a beautiful accomplishment, in every possible way. Your paintings glow with abundance and life energy. I'm I'm so glad you had the courage to share your story with everyone. I totally get your feeling of gratitude; you are so fortunate to have had this happen while you and your family are young instead of waiting decades before life gives the challenge that allows you to forge your strongest self. I went through several pretty rough cancer events in my 40s, wasn't expected to survive more than a few months, if that, on the last one. But all the stars were in alignment and my doc just happened to be designing one of the 2 clinical trials exploring immunotherapy for metastatic melanoma, (now the basis for standard of care! Woooohoooo!) Anyway, those were some really rough years, and definitely took a toll on my body, but here I am 11 years later and 62😮 years old, loving every day, caring for my family, and still working on my garden and painting . I've got nearly bullet proof resilience now, and when life throws wrenches at me I now know how to grab them and use them to build something awesome. I am so glad you are able to sniff (and paint) the flowers. You're an inspiration.

Mira It must have been hard for you to share this vunerable experience with you viewers, but I am so glad that you did. I came from a place of struggle in my life that was just the worst time I can remember. I had struggled with cancer three times and I didn't think I would get through it. What got me through was the love of my family, and my new found love for life. I am so glad that your painting helped you through the hard times. I feel for you after the birth of your childern but I know in my heart you will be a great mom with all the love and tenderness you have to offer your husband and beautiful babies.

Hello Mira! You are literally my biggest motivation! Your voice is just so calming that whenever I watch your videos, I instantly feel a burst of positivity. I've recently been feeling quite off, but watching your videos makes me feel so much better! Your videos are seriously so underrated and should get so much more attention! You are amazing and deserve to hear it!

I am an internal processor as well. The art is beautiful. Struggles are real and it shows the person you are to want to share such a personal story so others don’t feel alone in their struggle.

Oh how terrifying. I have heard of it happening. Goodness you are strong even when you feel weak God always lifts you up if you let him. And you did! What a blessing your children are no matter what ❤️ All your artworks are beautiful and so is their meaning❤️ thank you so much for sharing.

Your story is epic. It’s true victory to be able to process your difficult journey through your art and then to explain to us so articulately. It’s good to know you have made it. Your paintings are wonderful and they mean so much more knowing the story behind them. Thanks so much for sharing.❤

You are such an encouragement! Love you so much, Mira! you've been through so much and repeatedly proven your strength! This reminds us that a dark chapter isn't the book.

God bless you Mira. These paintings are beautiful. Thank you for sharing your struggles. I know it helps people to know they are not alone. You have become my favorite KZread artist in the last few years. You are an inspiration to me.

Your testimony of recovery, healing and gratitude is amazing! Thank you so much for bringing hope to people all over the world. Your paintings are beautiful. I know you will sell out of your beautiful paintings. I hope to have the money soon to be able to buy one. I want it to go on the wall behind my couch. It will be a “happy place” for me. Blessings❤️

Thank you for being vulnerable. My healing journey is one of the mind. And I find so much healing in art. ❤

@jaimezimmerman1670

26 күн бұрын

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Praise be to God! So glad to hear your story. The Lord is so faithful to us. ❤

You are a beautiful soul Miss Mira. I love your videos, they always calm me no matter how hectic the day is. Thank you for being you and letting your light shine thru your beautiful art ❤

I want to thank you so much for sharing your story! I have loved your floral paintings from the first time that I saw them, and now they feel even more special! I also enjoy your animals, moths, and water paintings! You have inspired me to explore folk art, too! If your goal is to inspire people through your art, it has succeeded with me! I wish I could hug you through the screen as well❤

Thank you so much for sharing and thank you for publicly giving the glory to God!! Praise Him for His healing. He has blessed me in so many ways. One of His blessings was to allow me to find your channel years ago. I deal with constant kidney stones that grow too large to pass on their own…but God!! He always helps me through those times even when the doctors can’t. Thank you for being YOU and for this very vulnerable video!!

When you said the phrase “all these beautiful delicate flowers standing up against the harsh elements” I had this surge of emotion hit. I understand what you’re saying before, but that phrase put me into your shoes standing there on the mountain feeling and thinking what you’re thinking

*gentle hug* glad you were able to go to Scandinavia and see all of that in person snd you got a really lovely collection of art out of it that is personal to you and hopefully will mean alot too others

Mira, you are the sweetest person I know. Thank you for opening up with us. Ps: i love how you're posing with these paintings as if they're little babies, the photo's turned out great ❤

I'm so happy you grew past all of this! And now u can enjoy ur twins fully an your life

You make me smile! Your vulnerability makes you human! And your Talents make you special! Keep up the good work💙💙

You are an amazing young lady. Your art definitely shows your kind, colorful, playful, and beautiful spirit. Thank you for sharing your journey with us. XOKO ❣❣❣

You are so special Mira!! I know we haven't met, but I love you and all the beauty you share with the world ❤.

You are such an encouragement, dear sister in Christ! I have chronic pain from spina bifida in my sacroiliac and most of the right side of my body. It’s been a lot worse lately, and I’ve been super discouraged and bewildered as to how I can be of any use. On top of that, my anxiety has been stopping me from making art, making me feel trapped by my insecurities and shortcomings. But your story and your paintings reminded me that this is just one stop along the journey and I can and will keep going. For one thing, I’m going to change up my art for a while. I love whimsical nursery art and that’s less pressure for me than semi realistic still life, which I also love. So, I’m going to try that for awhile. Thank you for blessing us with your journey!

@Larems879

4 ай бұрын

You are of use in the best AND the worst times. When doubts filled my mind, your comfort gave me renewed hope and cheer. Psalm 94:19

@Terrelli9

4 ай бұрын

@@Larems879Thank you!

What a beautiful collection and the meaning behind all of those paintings Mira 💗I am so happy that yoiu were able to fight that disease and you came out on the other side stronger. Thank you for sharing your story of strenght and healing process. Wish you the best today and always 🙏

Mira, you are so sweet. I’m sorry you had to go through all that but thankfully your babies are good and your art work is beautiful!! God bless!

Mira, much love to you, your husband and those amazing twins of yours!

Praying for you Mira. You are such an inspiration. Love you and God bless 😘🤗🙏

Thank you for sharing your journey. I love to watch you paint. Just the progression of colours is fascinating to me. Your water paintings make my stomach sink they are so realistic. I think it’s the primordial fear of what’s under the waves in deep water. If I had the space and the funds I would so buy one. Thank you for your videos.

These are beautiful paintings, and I'm so glad you made it through such a hard time and came out the other side. And that you are strong enough to be vulnerable with us.

I appreciate your willingness to open up about your faith online and that you've chosen to share your beautiful recovery story with us 🩵 I love your collection of paintings and the incredible meaning behind them 🥰 It's refreshing and inspiring to see your work

Thank you for sharing your story and journey through art. This just might help someone going through something similar and I’ve learnt something today. You’ve created beauty out of a dark time. ❤

Thanks for sharing your story. I'm so glad you made a complete recovery and you are able to enjoy the things that matters to you.

Thank you so much for sharing. The paintings are so beautiful! I lost my best friend last night of 24 years. I knew just sitting down watching a few of your videos would feel like a hug like the person below said . By the way I bought the pencil case and I love it! It has all my Tombow and faber-castell markers and posca pens in it. I'm so happy you fully recovered!

Mira, these paintings are beautiful. So was your story behind them. Thank you for sharing this part of you, and your journey. I think so many of us can relate--different stories but so similar as well. Great video.

OMG I’m so excited

Thank you Mira! Know that your story is powerful and meaningful that you shared with us. Beautiful outcome from a struggle some time

Thank you for sharing Mira ❣️ thankful you were able to recover and for all the hearts you touch in your life. You are such a sweet person❣️ I love listening to your videos to learn but also when I want to listen to a soothing tone, you have such a fun and calming personality❤

Thank you for sharing 💖

Bless your heart. Sending love back at you❤

Love it so much. Still waiting to see an ocean painting with coral, animal, fish and just to see your take on that. Wonderful job!

Beautiful journey, thank you for sharing ❤.

I love listening to the stories behind your process and art. This was beautiful. ❤

That was an amazing testimony, I am so glad you made such a good recovery.

I love this so much Mira! You are incredible!! Thank you for sharing your journey and the meaning behind these beautiful paintings!! Thank you for sharing your faith as well! It is so very encouraging! God bless you and your sweet family!! ❤

what a beautiful message!🥰

Thank you Mira...for sharing your vulnerable story with us ❤ I appreciate you

I love that you shared your journey to healing! I absolutely love your beautiful presence, your encouragement towards others and your amazing art! You are a total inspirational rock star!!!!

You have the sweetest heart. :) Thank you for sharing!