The author reflects on the relationship between thoughts, feelings, and memories, particularly in the context of grief. By focusing on positive memories and emotions, the author navigates the grieving process and encourages readers to create positive experiences and memories. This mindset is presented as a key to overcoming challenges and achieving personal growth.
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St. Patrick’s day & Grief
Grief can feel like the toughest thing we might ever have to do. Happy St. Patrick’s day
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Overcome, Change, Adapt ~ Life (fears)
Overcome, Change, Adapt ~ Life (fears) 2 thousand & twenty, what a year. A pandemic rages like the wildfires. The fire eventually burns out, some lose their homes while others lose their pets. The pandemic though? Sheesh! Many lose a loved one. This is sad.For all of the rest of the world, new fears. FearContinueContinue reading “Overcome, Change, Adapt ~ Life (fears)”
~ Chapter 14 “Grief” ~
Grief, the process that seems to keep on going.
Chapter 14 of Layman’s Handbook, “Grief”
Monday Motivation ~ Father’s day gone & now the days get shorter
Monday Motivation ~ Father’s day gone & now the days get shorter. How about that folks? Father’s day and the longest day of the year all rolled in to one. Some poor fathers had to endure much longer than others due to this and some others wished it would never end. I suppose I writeContinueContinue reading “Monday Motivation ~ Father’s day gone & now the days get shorter”
2020 ~ the year in review. Oh my, what to do?
Short read ~ 2020 in review? 2020 in review, now that we are half way through. Not to rhyme on purpose or anything. Though I will take it. 2020 in review (holy shit) we half way thru. Yikes!The entire world has been through the mill and back this poxy year. Holy fricken hell. No itContinueContinue reading “2020 ~ the year in review. Oh my, what to do?”
Monday Motivation ~ You are worth more than you know
I have asked you what is it that you know about yourself. I wish for to understand that for the entire degree by which you know yourself, your worth is greater than even that.
You may say something like, “oh yeah, big deal. I am worth a whole bunch. Big deal”
This is a big deal. This is a very big deal.
Life after Death, GRIEF, Childloss.
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