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WATCHING YOU GROW-PART 2

Posted on May 8, 2016 by Judy

I am 56 years old and strive to take baby steps toward growth every single day of my life. Continue reading →

Tagged acoustic guitar, Acoustic love song, all aglow, baby steps, Celebrating a child's growth, child as a miracle, children growing, gratefulness, guitar, healing music, lovesong, parenting, song about children, tribute to my children, Watching You Grow | Leave a comment

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 →

Posted in Grief Stories | Tagged acoustic guitar, children and love, comforting music, death of a child, grief, guitar, healing music, hiking, lovesong, lullaby, memories, mother and daughter, No Words, subsequent child after loss, suppressing feelings | 2 Comments

The feelings that inspired me to write my most recent song “Someone To Love You,” continue to reverberate throughout my life. The title of this post is from that song. I haven’t written anything of a personal nature in awhile, and will tread lightly here because I do want to share about my current life. I have to balance my honesty without revealing too many personal details that might upset my children. Continue reading →

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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 →