#dealing with grief

The year 2020 will go down in history for most of us as a year we will never forget. All of us battled isolation, financial uncertainty, lives and routines being upended, and racial issues dominating our headlines and brains.  For me personally, besides becoming an unexpected home-schooling teacher

None of us knows what tomorrow has in store for us.  And when tragedy or heart-rending events happen, we all go on our own personal journey of dealing with grief. “Life is the pitcher.  And you are at bat.”  (Linda) My mother and best friend died in 2016.  The path from then to now included my own

Nikki Pennington’s world has just been turned upside down. Her mom, that one person who was always there for her during Nikki’s struggle with anxiety, has died. To make the grief at least bearable, her husband revealed a secret to her. Involving both him and her late mother, it moved Nikki so much,