Tag Archives: sadness
HEAVENLY HEALING MEDITATION SONGS
Today marks twenty-six years since my 5-year-old son Jason died. I will always miss him, but he lives on in my music. Continue reading →
MY SHINING STAR-PART 3
I won’t let the musical magic in my life die. Pursuing my dream was never about making money. It was and still is about helping people heal as I share my heart. Continue reading →
MY SHINING STAR-PART 2
One day, I found my dream again. Even though I have tears when I imagine the dream of how I wished my son had lived, I am grateful for my love for him. He fuels my heart with joy when I create the music that I love. Continue reading →
WONDER WHY – PART 1
When I wrote my newest song “Wonder Why,” all I could think of was what my friend, Magda goes through on a daily basis because of MS. She is such a kind and loving person. I’m amazed at her faith in God, as well. Continue reading →
FOR THOSE WHO SUFFER
I am always honest with my songs. After my son died, I was certain I’d never sing again. Continue reading →
MY DOUBT IS SOMETHING I CANNOT DENY
My newest song is dedicated to many special people in my life. At this moment, I am praying for my friend, Magda G. who suffers dreadfully with multiple sclerosis and for Marilyn B. who is my inspiration as she fights multiple myeloma. Continue reading →
I WANT TO BELIEVE IN YOU
With the pain in my eyes, everything is harder for me. But I feel tremendous energy and purpose again and for that I am grateful. Continue reading →
MY SHINING STAR-PART 1
I dedicate my song to anyone with a broken heart, longing for someone they love. Continue reading →
I HEAR YOUR VOICE INSIDE MY HEAD
Grief was all about love for me. My song poured forth and dazzled me with its beauty. But it held another meaning for me that I did not expect . . . Continue reading →
YOU WHISPER IN MY EAR TO HEAL
This past weekend, I composed a song that is so beautiful I am simply stunned by it. I am thankful for music that heals me while going during a difficult time with my eyesight. Continue reading →