“Vulnerability Makes You Strong”

Over the Last Few Year's, Larue Has Had to Deal with More of Her Fair Share of Grief. Her Father Passed Away in 2019 and She Lost Her Ex-Husband, Father to Her Daughter and Fellow All My Children Alum, John Callahan, in 2020. and Then, Just Last April, Larue Was Struck Another Blow When She Lost Her 85 Year-Old Mother.

“Miracles Show up Big and Small”

To to Cultivate Peace and Fight Stress, Larue Also Relies Heavily on Gratitude. “That’s Something I’ve Had to Put into Practice Daily. Every Morning Before I Get out of Bed, I Give Gratitude and Thanks. I Feel Like It’s a Prayer for Me, ” She Says. “I Just Look for Miracles and They Do Show up Big and Small. It Could Be Just Finding a Parking Space. More Pieces of Life’s Puzzles Come Together for Me. ”

“We Don’t Have to Earn Self-Care”

Larue Admits That She and Many of Her Girlfriends Are Guilty of This: “Instead of Making Self-Care a Priority, We Consider It a Luxury and That’s a Bad Way to Look at It, ” She Admits. “Most Women Put Other Things First.

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Best Known as Dr. Maria Santos Grey on All My Children (Half of the Super-Couple Edmund and Maria) and as Natalia Boa Vista on Csi: Miami, Eva Larue Has Been Acting Since the Age of Six and Charming Millions with Her Acting Chops, Radiant Smile and Upbeat Personality.

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