Counting On alums Joy-Anna Duggar and Jinger Duggar are finally seeing the light at the end of the tunnel six months after the family's latest scandal in which their brother, Joseph Duggar, and sister-in-law, Kendra Duggar, were arrested.
During a September 2 episode of the Call Your Sister podcast, Joy-Anna, 29, said she's "coming out" of the darkness.
"We've had wave after wave of just sickening horrible things happening," Joy-Anna said during the September 2 episode. "It really just sends me into a spiral. And those have been really hard seasons. I feel like I'm coming out of that finally with this last run we went through of family stuff."
She added, "Sin is so dark and so heavy and it's hard to find true joy…happiness is circumstantial. I think my kids help me have a little bit of happiness here and there in the dark moments. But it is really hard to find joy in those hard, hard moments."
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During a September 2 episode of the Call Your Sister podcast, Joy-Anna, 29, said she's "coming out" of the darkness.
"We've had wave after wave of just sickening horrible things happening," Joy-Anna said during the September 2 episode. "It really just sends me into a spiral. And those have been really hard seasons. I feel like I'm coming out of that finally with this last run we went through of family stuff."
She added, "Sin is so dark and so heavy and it's hard to find true joy…happiness is circumstantial. I think my kids help me have a little bit of happiness here and there in the dark moments. But it is really hard to find joy in those hard, hard moments."
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