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GRIEF 101 – PART 1

Posted on March 13, 2010 by Judy

I am no different from other humans that are grieving. I just feel that I might have a gift with the ability in writing to describe those feelings. Just because I can write about it, doesn’t mean that my grief is any deeper than anyone else’s or any “worse.” There are no ways to ever, ever compare grief. I used to do that. But I eventually learned that it really doesn’t matter. It never made me feel one ounce better to think my situation was “worse!” Continue reading →

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EMAIL AS A FORM OF THERAPY

Posted on February 24, 2010 by Judy

Since my mom’s illness, I began to use email as a form of therapy; to reconnect with all the wonderful friends I’ve managed to stay in touch with through the years. Even though I never shared with them many of my trials, I am finding that I have swung now in a totally “different and new” direction. Suddenly, I am putting my life out there for anyone and everyone to read. Someone did ask me how it is that I can do this. Continue reading →

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REDISCOVERING WHAT I LOVE TO DO – PART 1

Posted on February 19, 2010 by Judy

I can feel passion for things that are joyful again, and I know in my heart that I could write a contemporary song if I chose to. Continue reading →

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CAPABLE SONGWRITER

Posted on February 19, 2010 by Judy

What am I feeling after this big meeting with an established songwriter/producer, Jud Friedman? I can certainly say that “time stood still” today. For a brief moment, I actually lived for something that quickly went by – and then I had to figure out the rest of my life. Continue reading →