Category Archives: Healing and Hope

NEW WAYS OF BEING

What does my post title “new ways of being” really mean? I interpret it as allowing myself to change—not because I have to, but because there is still so much left for me to discover. Rather than fearing what lies ahead, I want to make room for possibility. Perhaps growing older can also mean growing freer—finding new ways to experience joy, wonder, and gratitude for simply being alive. Continue reading

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TAKE MY HAND – PART 3

I made it through and I’m grateful for my health, my children, my music and all aspects of my life! Continue reading

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PAINFUL MEMORIES ARE IN MY PAST

After so many years, I still cried remembering my son. But I was thankful that I had healed – and especially proud that I was able to address those painful memories from my past. I realized then that my tears weren’t about sadness – they were about my gratefulness. Continue reading

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GONE FOR YEARS AND I STILL CRY

“I have a woman here that would like to connect with you. She says you took care of her son who passed away 32 years ago. You even spoke at his funeral. There is much that she would like to share, including the fact that she helps other grieving people.” Continue reading

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