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Author: Daphne
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I have to tell you all, that I am honored to be a member and co-author of the Grief Diaries Anthology Series. These books literally touch your heart and bring a sense of compassion and cohesiveness, as individuals share their experiences through a myriad of topics including grief and loss while shedding light on hope that lies ahead. Grief Diaries-Will…
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We had just spent three and a half hours on icy snow covered roads, listening to whining children, four of them to be exact, arguing with discontent in the back seat. I personally, had had enough and was bursting to receive the freedom awaiting me, as my car pulled into the driveway. We were home.…
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I let out a big sigh and pulled the covers over my head, just wishing they would go back to sleep. You see it was 6:10 AM, no school or work and I was exhausted. Not to mention, I’m not a fan of being woke up in the early morning. Nothing makes one smile more…
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It was November 27, 2002 and the clock had just turned past midnight. After a rigorous 24 hours of labor and nearly missing an emergency C-section, early this Wednesday morning my beautiful daughter Lydia Marie was born, weighing 8lbs 2 oz. and covered in a full head of dark hair. Heavily medicated and exhausted, I couldn’t believe…
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I turned on Joyce Meyer a few days ago…my late night battery re-charger. It was all in the message, STOP RUNNING FROM GOD… really? I felt like it was without a doubt tailored exclusively just for me. I wanted to pull the blanket over my head and hide, so no one would notice… but I noticed…I…
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Well here it is. It came rolling in with a bang! (Hardly! Unless you consider scrubbing dirty dishes and doing piles of laundry long into the night!) Somehow I thought it would be different. In my 20’s, I always envisioned by life at 40, happy, career driven with a wonderful family and not a care…