First holiday season without my hubby. Lately, I've been getting through days as though I am made of glass, fragile, see-through. I'm mentally and emotionally exhausted in a way that doesn't flare up loudly but instead lingers like a weight I carry everywhere. It's not so much that I do not want to care about... Continue Reading →
Grief is perhaps one of the most complicated emotional states there exists as a human. It does not move along a linear path, according to the milestone book, or some clearly defined stage process. It shows up instead as shifting weather: some days, clear and manageable; others, stormy and overwhelming. And the truth is, both... Continue Reading →
First birthday since his death. I miss him so so much. I’m tired. Not just the kind of tired that sleep can fix but soul tired. A weariness that sits in my bones and refuses to lift. Since my husband passed, everything feels heavier. Even breathing sometimes feels like effort. Grief is not linear. People... Continue Reading →
Spiritually, the journey I’m on now is unlike any I’ve experienced before. After the passing of my husband, everything I knew my routines, my sense of safety, even my sense of self was shaken. Grief has a way of bringing life to a standstill while at the same time demanding movement. It insists that we... Continue Reading →
Hello, my wonderful community, I want to share something personal and important with you. As many of you know, I’ve been on a journey of transformation since the heartbreaking loss of my husband of 14 years. This season of life has brought deep reflection, growth, and change—inside and out. Yet, through every tear, memory, and... Continue Reading →

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