Seven years ago, I learned a profound truth: it's okay to feel sadness, as Jeremiah and Jesus did. Sadness is a genuine emotion, a gift from God allowing us to fully experience life. However, we aren't meant to dwell indefinitely in that sorrow. We must rise beyond it! Rise from the ashes! Rise from our sadness, rise from our sorrow, and rise from our grief. Embrace every fragile emotion, but do not linger there. Allow hope to blossom within, igniting the passion that compels

No matter how long the winter, spring is sure to follow." - African Proverb (click image to access source) I have not yet reached my...

"The End is Near..." I heard moments before closing his casket. This brought me comfort, peace and hope. And with that, I closed the casket.

Losing my sweet Junebug left my heart aching. As I navigate this profound grief, I've found solace in exploring what happens to our beloved animals after they leave us. Join me as I share personal insights, find comfort in near-death experiences, and hold onto the hope of a joyful reunion.

The 5th day. Harder than yesterday. But still I breathe. I remember she fought...to...live.

How do you navigate a world shattered twice? This deeply personal post shares my raw journey through the intertwined grief of losing my beloved cat, Junebug, followed just six months later by the unimaginable loss of my son, Joshua. Find comfort, understanding, and the quiet strength of faith in shared experience.