Tag Archives: forgive

The power of saying I.Was.Wrong.

Posted on September 26, 2011 by Sue Salach

Several years ago I had a friend who had lost her husband in a terrible car accident. She loved this man, who was the father of her two daughters, and this was one of the most devastating times of her … Continue reading →

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Forgiving our parents: How Do I Move Forward? (Part 6)

Posted on November 29, 2010 by Sue Salach

 Pain from neglect and abuse lives on in many people’s lives until they learn to forgive their parents, release old hurts, and move forward to create a fulfilling life.   It’s challenging to forgive and forget the pain of … Continue reading →

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Forgiving our parents: One key to finding inner peace (Part five)

Posted on November 23, 2010 by Sue Salach

Today, I offer you the following clip from one of my favorite films “My Life” with Michael Keaton. It is a story of love, family, anger and the power of forgiveness. This is a short clip but my advise to … Continue reading →

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Forgiving our parents: “”Whatchoo talkin’bout, Willis?” (Part 4)

Posted on November 22, 2010 by Sue Salach

At least one time in our lives all of us will be faced with a situation in which we will grapple with issues of forgiveness. We may have either dealt with a betrayal, some form of violation or being deceived … Continue reading →

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