
Being OK With Different
It’s Easter Sunday today, and like on most holidays that were big when I was growing up, I can’t help but reminisce about the past
It’s Easter Sunday today, and like on most holidays that were big when I was growing up, I can’t help but reminisce about the past
Let’s be real—transitions are uncomfortable. They’re often disorienting, full of waiting and uncertainty. You’re not where you were, but you’re not yet where you’re going.
This past week, I had cochlear implant surgery, following a progressive loss of hearing over the last several years in my left ear. And, as
We’re taught to believe that closure is the goal—that at some point, after a loss, a transition, or an ending, we’ll reach a moment of
There comes a point in every journey where you hit a wall. Maybe you’ve been pushing forward, determined to heal, to grow, to move toward
Finding Meaning in the Past to Shape the Future Loss has a way of forcing us to see life differently. When my first husband died,
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