Hello all. I was just searching and found this site I am a mommy of three. I lost my daughter Catherine to a still birth. Then my son Kyle died tragically at age 4 ?. I have a new marriage & a new baby and I would like to chat and get to know other parents. Julie
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July 26, 2007: Dr. Grace Christ?- Helping Children Heal After Loss August 2, 2007: Dr. Paul Greene – Providing Help in the Workplace: How do New York Firefighters Heal After September 11th? August 9, 2007:? Iris Kasnow -?Surrendering to Grief? August 16, 2007: Carol Loehr -How do I tell them? Talking to Children About Suicide.? August 23, 2007: Kay Bevington – Being a Parent Without Living Children
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?????????????????? ?Francesca McCartney ??? The Practice of Medical Intuition ??? A Hands-On Training ??? August 12?17 Course 3605-656/Tuition $350 ??? Tuition discounts are not available. Francesca McCartney has taught the practice of medical intuition for 22 years at the Academy of Intuition Medicine?. This concentratedworkshop is based on her book Body of Health, which Donna Edensays is ?the only book out there that can give new information [on energy medicine] to people.? Presenting a bridge between traditional scientic thought and the practice of medical intuition, Francesca helps us to define our bioenergetic nature and explore what we intuitively know yet […]
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This is a MUST read for anyone who works with teens. It should be in the hands of every parent, teacher, counselor, or minister who works with young people.?Don’t wait until you are confronted with? the need to help a grieving teen – he or she needs the help right then and can’t wait for you to buy and read the book. Yes, it’s a guide for parents. And? there are? times that another needs to fill that role momentarily or over?the long term. You can order it?from?Book Clearing House – 800-431-1579 (bulk order discounts are available) or online at […]
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?I met Paul Saunders a 25 year old carpenter from Stotfold at a club and we hit it off. The most kind hearted passionate and loving person i will ever know.He was perfect for me. we liked the same things. We went on holiday in January to Lanzarote and that was when we both realised we really were ment to be together. He will always have a place in my heart.He had recently bought a house and we were busy decorating it so that we could move in. Life was perfect, we were so happy. We were going to move […]
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? ? Today let’s all remember our sons and daughters, husbands and wives, mothers and fathers, relatives and friends who died in an effort to maintain our own liberty and? the? freedom of those around the world. And let us pray for those who grieve their deep loss.
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– I?m a little over a year without Leah and the yearning has resurfaced- hard. I have to brace myself when I visit public spots. Plus I have the summer task of cleaning out and selling my little house where she lived and died. Poetry try #1 Leah I?m in hell here My reality is I?m here but you are there I cant reach you Laura says I?ll see you again Buddha says I need to work with my mind Insatiable lust for leah Will we ever be back? To touch each other So that I can gaze on your […]
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Grief and grieving is inevitable because we choose to love. And it can be argued that it lingers on and on because we refuse to learn to love in separation and complete a primary task: acceptance of the loss and the many changes demanded. However, there are a number of old beliefs that we have learned about grief from the authority figures in our lives that have a major impact on the length of time we grieve and the amount of unnecessary suffering we endure. For example, some people believe you must grieve for a year, grieve for the most […]
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“May I help you?” The answer is always “no, thank you.” And then I say I am fine When in reality my words are nothing more than lies. My heart is so weary Of trying to pretend I am feeling cheery. Behind those laughing eyes Lies pain on the face in whose falsehood lies. Broken heart and broken dreams A false facade hides in those unheard screams. Pain no one could ever imagine Fights a fight that no one can ever win. “May I help you?” The clerk repeats And again I say “no” as our eyes meet. Things are […]
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“May I help you?” The answer is always, “No, thank you” And then I say I am fine When in reality my words are nothing more than lies. My heart is so weary Of trying to pretend I am feeling cheery. Behind those laughing eyes Lies pain on the face in whose falsehood lies. Broken heart and broken dreams A false facade hides in those unheard screams. Pain no one could ever imagine Fights a fight that no one can ever win. “May I help you?” The clerk repeats And again I say, “No,” as our eyes meet. Things are […]
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