Find out what sparked interest on the Blog at “Embracing the Unexpected” for the third quarter of 2018. Below you will discover the top viewed posts, articles with the most shares, places where we had the most comments, as well as our top viewed guest post.
Have you ever been the woman grieving on Mother’s Day? Do you know someone this year who is? Many times we can’t see the ache because it is invisible to us. Would you like to learn how to embrace and honor the grieving woman on Mother’s Day?
I thought you might enjoy seeing what sparked interest in the community at “Embracing the Unexpected” in the first quarter of 2018. Find out what resonated with our readers by seeing what they viewed, commented on, or shared the most.
Do you load your schedule so tight you barely have time to breathe? Are you always rushing around feeling like you don’t have enough time to get your to-do list done? I am guilty and probably will forever struggle to some degree. However, a few years back, a painful experience taught me a vital lesson…
For parents, the death of your child has to be “the worst nightmare possible.” Today I have a special guest with us, Debbie Beck-Siddiqui from Embrace REALationships to share how she has been surviving the death of her son. Not only is she a talented speaker but she is one of my dearest friends. She…
Grieving is hard enough with any loss but even more complicated when it comes to pain the world can’t see. Have you ever suffered, and no one seemed to understand, acknowledge, or support you through the heartache? It brings up the question we must ask, how do we grieve losses the world can’t see?
Are you hiding from your grief? Maybe you don’t even realize you have wounds that need some attention. After all, losses come in many forms, not just as a result of death.
Do you feel alone when you weep, as if no one understands the depth of your grief? What if I told you someone does? Would you believe me? As I knelt by the graveside of yet another person I loved gone in 2017 the tears welled up. Teardrops fell one by one on to the…
Not everyone learns and allows changes for the better from painful circumstances. Some people become bitter, mean, and lose their joy. Will you grow in the valley of loss?
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