Tag Archives: terminal illness
I FEEL YOUR LOVE
She’s gone . . . I kept wondering where she was; death was such a mystery for me. Continue reading →
Tagged acoustic guitar, bereavement, Beside Me Always, blogging friends, expressing feelings, facing death, friend's death, GRIEF RELATED, healing, healing music, inspirational, losing a friend, loss, overcoming grief, passionate songwriter, Sandra Blake Callahan, songwriting, terminal illness
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IT’S NOT MINE
My dedication to singing is completely driven by a desire to fully express my feelings. Singing is the one area of my life where I have felt free to do that. Continue reading →
Tagged acoustic guitar, beautiful music, child's death, composing, creativity, escape through music, Friendship, grief, grief bereavement "Loss of a Child", GRIEF RELATED, guitar, Hang On, having hope, healing music, hope, hopeful and optimistic, hopefulness, inspiration, Judy Unger, Kimberly Haynes, loss, loss of a friend, love is never gone, love never dies, love will always stay, love will lift you up, lovesong, lyric development, lyric writing, lyrics, maintaining hope, Music, music and inspiration, musical comfort, musical inspiration, musical rediscovery, optimism, original songs, passionate songwriter, pursuing dreams, recording vocals, singing, songwriting, terminal illness, vocal coaching, writing
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I’M THANKFUL FOR LIFE
When I am ready, perhaps you will be gone, but never gone from my heart. Wherever you are, I will know that you are waiting, listening and shining a light for me. Continue reading →
Tagged beautiful music, becoming a speaker, close friendship, Congestive heart failure, creativity, dreaming, dreams, escape through music, Friendship, grateful for life, gratefulness, having hope, healing music, hopefulness, http://thedrsays.org/, impending death, inspiration, Judy Unger, living with terminal illness, loss, memories of friendship, Music, music and healing, music and inspiration, musical comfort, musical inspiration, musical rediscovery, my dream, optimism, original songs, passionate songwriter, performing, public speaker, pursuing dreams, Sandra Blake Callahan, Sandra Callahan, singing, song lyrics, songwriting, speaking, staying positive, terminal illness, terminally ill, thankful for life, thankfulness, the doctor says, treasuring life, waiting to get started, writing
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MY SOUL I WOULD RESTORE – PART 2
I was so thrilled when she said, “Judy, I want you sitting next to me after I have surgery – playing your guitar!” Continue reading →
Tagged acoustic guitar, anticipatory grief, beautiful music, close friendship, close sisters, Congestive heart failure, creativity, escape through music, Friendship, friendship and loss, guitar, having hope, healing music, http://thedrsays.org/, inspiration, Judy Unger, living with PVD, living with terminal illness, losing a sister, loss, loss of a sister, memories of friendship, Music, music and healing, music as therapy, musical comfort, optimism, original songs, performing, Sandra Callahan, singing, sister's love, sisters, songwriting, staying positive, terminal illness, Wawona Lodge, writing, Yosemite
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