Avery



Go For It, Avery!           I then went up for Stage 4. I got it. When I was on stage 4, I really got in touch with my creative side. I started organizing, writing, reading, drawing and painting more often. I started working on my empathy, and feeling for other girls. I also worked on my perfectionism. I let things go, and I worked on going with the flow. I did a lot of work with my family. I went up for off line of sight and got it, and I also went up for Family leader and I got it but without the privileges. I then went up for Stage 5. I got Stage 5 and was on it for about a week and a half. I got a Category 4 consequence for doing something dumb. I had to be on Stage 4 for a month. During this time, I worked on boundaries and values. I did a lot of very important work that I had been missing. I went up for Stage 5 as soon as I could. When I got it again, I worked very hard on boundaries and values. I am currently on this stage. While on this stage, I have worked on being very vulnerable, even when things might not be going wrong. I worked on saying things without analyzing every single aspect. I let a lot of things go, especially when I wanted to control them. I also worked a lot with my family. This was probably my best stage, as far as progress with my family goes. Me and my family work very well together, and we are very caring. I believe I can talk to my parents. We worked on a lot of hard things, and I definitely overcame a lot of my fears. I worked on my confidence, and I am a lot more self-loving. I am up in yellow, and I am doing really well with it. I know when I need to take a break.