A cancer diagnosis can feel like a seismic shift in one’s life, often triggering a profound sense of grief. This emotional turmoil might not just be about facing illness, but also about grieving the life that once was — the plans, dreams, and normalcy that suddenly feel out of reach. Just as with any significantContinue reading “Navigating Grief After a Cancer Diagnosis”
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Mary at the Cross: A Mother’s Unwavering Love
Mary stood at the foot of the cross, her heart heavy with grief yet steadfast in her love. Each nail driven into Jesus’ hands seemed to pierce her own heart, a raw reminder of the fragility of life she had nurtured from the very beginning. To witness the suffering of her son, the one sheContinue reading “Mary at the Cross: A Mother’s Unwavering Love”
Navigating Grief in a Fast-Paced Society
Grief is an unavoidable part of the human experience, yet for many in western civilization, it can feel particularly isolating and confusing. One reason for this is the societal emphasis on productivity and stoicism. In a culture that values efficiency and emotional restraint, expressing sorrow is often seen as a weakness. This can lead toContinue reading “Navigating Grief in a Fast-Paced Society”
Passing Through Pain and Brokenness
When your heart feels shattered, it can often seem like the world doesn’t quite understand. Those close to you may offer well-intentioned advice or try to lighten the mood, but their words may feel hollow in the wake of your pain. This disconnection can deepen feelings of isolation, causing you to retreat further into yourContinue reading “Passing Through Pain and Brokenness”
Missing Jayson, One of My Heartbeats
This date, September 24th, is the day my son Jayson left this world. It used to be a nightmare to me but now it just burns a little. I’ve learned over the years that grief is the price we pay for love. I believe wholeheartedly the statement is true. I’m reminded of Jesus’ statement toContinue reading “Missing Jayson, One of My Heartbeats”
Life Moving Through Grief
There is no doubt about it, grieving the loss of someone we love is very HARD, especially if the person was very close to your heart. I’m writing this blog post not to expose my grief or my losses, I have done that already, but to give a little bit of an inside look duringContinue reading “Life Moving Through Grief”
