Tag Archives: dealing with grief

Grief, Loss and the Holidays

Posted on December 5, 2018 by Sue Salach

The Hallmark movies always conclude with some type of Christmas miracle and joy for the characters in the story, however; in real life many people are experiencing unimaginable grief and loss during this holiday season. The journey of grief seems … Continue reading →

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The Grief Journey

Posted on April 4, 2016 by Sue Salach

Many people I’ve spoken with about grief think that there is a “time of mourning”. This would suggest a beginning as well as an end. I believe that grief is a journey that has no end date, it simply changes … Continue reading →

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The science of timing

Posted on June 3, 2011 by Sue Salach

Timing – regulating occurrence to ensure maximum effect. I have been around those this year who have experienced many life changes, and especially death and heartache. I believe that if we understand by faith, that there’s a BIGGER PICTURE than what we currently see, … Continue reading →

Posted in dying, encouragement | Tagged a time and a season for all things, caring for a loved one, coping, dealing with grief, dying, encouragement, grief, perseverance, seasons of life, the science of timing, times and seasons, timing | Leave a comment

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