Tag Archives: grief

SOMETIMES THERE ARE NO WORDS – PART 3

Posted on April 18, 2016 by Judy

There are no words to describe the love I feel for my children. And there truly are no words that adequately describe the pain of losing a child. Continue reading →

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LET MY LIGHT SURROUND YOU

Posted on January 14, 2016 by Judy

Loss left me in horrific darkness. My love became the light that saved me. Continue reading →

Posted in Healing and Hope | Tagged acoustic guitar, beautiful music, comforting music, death of a child, expressing feelings, grief, grief and healing, guitar, healing and grief, healing music, hope of healing, In Every Smile, inspiration, performing, songwriting | 11 Comments

MEMORY OF LOVE – PART 2

Posted on December 10, 2015 by Judy

It took a lot of bravery to experience watching my mother decline. I have so many lovely memories. They are the ones that help me overcome my grief and sadness. Continue reading →

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The lyric line of “not sure where I’m going” seemed like a perfect title for this post – at first. But the truth is that I do know where I’m going. I was given a magical new song last week to help me. Thank you, God. Continue reading →