When You’re Still Wintering Inside (while the world is blooming)
By Danita Jenae I remember the first time it snowed after my husband died. It was only the first week…
grace
grief | prayer | Prayer | Redemption | Redemption
Three Ways to Cope When Regret Comes Knocking
When We Wish We Could Get a Do-Over March forth! The only date on the calendar with a command! So…
Lazy Transactional Parenting and Conditional Love: Hope for the Exhausted Parent
Sometimes, we just need to step back and realize we aren’t parenting the way we want to. The first half…
broken things | grief | Loss
Grief is its Own Form of Six Feet Apart:
Losing a loved one is its own form of social distancing. When you long to hug your friend or your…
broken things | grief | Loss
Grieving? How to Navigate your “New Normal”
In the past year, many things have completely uprooted me from any type of earthly stability or security or routine….
broken things | grief | Loss
They say, “Time heals all wounds.” But it doesn’t.
Why does grief continue to get harder? When will I ever feel better? If you’re honest, you’ve wondered the same…