Grief--can come in many forms--death, job loss, divorce--and the list goes on.

What do I know about grief?

More than I wish I did.

 

Divorce:  As a Christian, one of the hardest losses (up to that point) was realizing that the best thing I could do for my children was to divorce their father. This was a death--of a marriage, a dream, and my self-worth. This was not what God intended...but we were both so very flawed. Fifteen years..I conceded that I had failed.

If you've been through this or are going through it--you may understand.

 

Loss of a Child: My son died by suicide at the young age of 24.  He left behind 2 beautiful daughters.  He struggled with bipolar for years before taking his life.

 

Child Estrangement:  My daughter has struggled with anxiety and depression.  She felt abandoned by her father, her grandmother (she passed away), and her brother.  She continues to struggle with life on a daily basis.  Who should she blame?  Who can she get close to?  She's admitted to being afraid to be close to me, so she 'disappears' for months at a time.  I pray daily that God will be with her and try to keep the door open for her.

 

So--what do I know about grief?

More than I ever thought I would.

 

Through the it all, the Lord has been faithful!

He continues to steer me, guide me, and help me be at peace.  There are times where I struggle, those are the times when I need HIS guidance more than ever....

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If you decide to allow me to take this journey with you...

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   I don't have all of the answers.

But God does!

   I won't promise it will be easy.

But God has the strength you need!

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   I DO know that it's worth it!
   I may challenge you at times.

          When you're ready

                To not only lean into the Lord's hands but to GROW in Him.

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Please email or text today for a complimentary appointment!

 

I would be honored to walk this path with you.

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For more resources visit the Grief Support Center 

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