Our Story
Our Story
Our Story
Our Story
From deepest loss to divine purpose.
From deepest loss to divine purpose.
From deepest loss to divine purpose.
Our Story
Our Story
Our Story
From Deepest Loss
to Divine Purpose
From Deepest Loss
to Divine Purpose
From Deepest Loss
to Divine Purpose
From Deepest Loss
to Divine Purpose
On January 2, 2019, my life changed forever. My husband and I lost our 27 year old son, and in an instant, everything I thought I understood about faith, strength, and healing was tested in ways I never imagined.
On January 2, 2019, my life changed forever. My husband and I lost our 27 year old son, and in an instant, everything I thought I understood about faith, strength, and healing was tested in ways I never imagined.
On January 2, 2019, my life changed forever. My husband and I lost our 27 year old son, and in an instant, everything I thought I understood about faith, strength, and healing was tested in ways I never imagined.
On January 2, 2019, my life changed forever. My husband and I lost our 27 year old son, and in an instant, everything I thought I understood about faith, strength, and healing was tested in ways I never imagined.
In the days that followed, there was horror. There was shock. There was a helplessness so heavy that simply getting through a single hour felt impossible. I could not think my way out of it, and I could not pray my way past it either, not at first. I had to seek professional counseling. I had to sit in deep, honest prayer, not for answers, but just to survive.
In the days that followed, there was horror. There was shock. There was a helplessness so heavy that simply getting through a single hour felt impossible. I could not think my way out of it, and I could not pray my way past it either, not at first. I had to seek professional counseling. I had to sit in deep, honest prayer, not for answers, but just to survive.
In the days that followed, there was horror. There was shock. There was a helplessness so heavy that simply getting through a single hour felt impossible. I could not think my way out of it, and I could not pray my way past it either, not at first. I had to seek professional counseling. I had to sit in deep, honest prayer, not for answers, but just to survive.
In the days that followed, there was horror. There was shock. There was a helplessness so heavy that simply getting through a single hour felt impossible. I could not think my way out of it, and I could not pray my way past it either, not at first. I had to seek professional counseling. I had to sit in deep, honest prayer, not for answers, but just to survive.
Grief does not follow a straight line. It came in waves I could not predict, pulling me under when I least expected it. But slowly, through that brutal valley, something began to shift. God did not take the pain away. He walked through it with me, and over time, He turned my darkness into light.
Grief does not follow a straight line. It came in waves I could not predict, pulling me under when I least expected it. But slowly, through that brutal valley, something began to shift. God did not take the pain away. He walked through it with me, and over time, He turned my darkness into light.
Grief does not follow a straight line. It came in waves I could not predict, pulling me under when I least expected it. But slowly, through that brutal valley, something began to shift. God did not take the pain away. He walked through it with me, and over time, He turned my darkness into light.
Grief does not follow a straight line. It came in waves I could not predict, pulling me under when I least expected it. But slowly, through that brutal valley, something began to shift. God did not take the pain away. He walked through it with me, and over time, He turned my darkness into light.
I am a certified Grief Counselor (GC-C), an Associate Chaplain, and a Minister of the Gospel. But before any of those titles, I am a mother who lost her son. That is the difference between what I offer and a textbook approach. I do not guide people through grief because I studied it. I guide people through grief because I lived it, and I am still living it, one healed day at a time.
I am a certified Grief Counselor (GC-C), an Associate Chaplain, and a Minister of the Gospel. But before any of those titles, I am a mother who lost her son. That is the difference between what I offer and a textbook approach. I do not guide people through grief because I studied it. I guide people through grief because I lived it, and I am still living it, one healed day at a time.
I am a certified Grief Counselor (GC-C), an Associate Chaplain, and a Minister of the Gospel. But before any of those titles, I am a mother who lost her son. That is the difference between what I offer and a textbook approach. I do not guide people through grief because I studied it. I guide people through grief because I lived it, and I am still living it, one healed day at a time.
I am a certified Grief Counselor (GC-C), an Associate Chaplain, and a Minister of the Gospel. But before any of those titles, I am a mother who lost her son. That is the difference between what I offer and a textbook approach. I do not guide people through grief because I studied it. I guide people through grief because I lived it, and I am still living it, one healed day at a time.
Today, Good Gift of Grief exists because of that loss. My mission is to walk alongside anyone carrying the weight of loss, to help you avoid the pitfalls that can keep you stuck, and to help you discover the unexpected gifts that God can bring even out of our deepest pain.
Today, Good Gift of Grief exists because of that loss. My mission is to walk alongside anyone carrying the weight of loss, to help you avoid the pitfalls that can keep you stuck, and to help you discover the unexpected gifts that God can bring even out of our deepest pain.
Today, Good Gift of Grief exists because of that loss. My mission is to walk alongside anyone carrying the weight of loss, to help you avoid the pitfalls that can keep you stuck, and to help you discover the unexpected gifts that God can bring even out of our deepest pain.
Today, Good Gift of Grief exists because of that loss. My mission is to walk alongside anyone carrying the weight of loss, to help you avoid the pitfalls that can keep you stuck, and to help you discover the unexpected gifts that God can bring even out of our deepest pain.
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If you as an individual or a group would like to know more about the Good Gift of Grief and how it can positively impact your grief journey, I would love to meet with you individually or as a group.
If you as an individual or a group would like to know more about the Good Gift of Grief and how it can positively impact your grief journey, I would love to meet with you individually or as a group.
If you as an individual or a group would like to know more about the Good Gift of Grief and how it can positively impact your grief journey, I would love to meet with you individually or as a group.