Daphne Bach Greer

Category: grief

  • A New Year Without Them: Finding Strength and Hope in Grief

    It’s hard to see a new year coming, especially for those with losses so new.  We feel like we are leaving part of us behind as we desperately plead for time to stop.  Whether this is your first or you’ve endured many, seeing the new year arrive can be absolutely terrifying, increasing the heartbreak when…

  • The Power of Gratitude & Perspective

    So, it wasn’t the best day. I backed up into my husband’s car in the dark, on my way to a meeting. I didn’t see it in the mirrors. It was dark. (Did I mention that?) Well, it left a healthy size dent in the front, and needless to say, the tension began. I felt…

  • He’s Got You

    I wish I had all the answers in life. But I don’t. And I am reminded of that today. Life gets heavy. Super heavy. We have good days and bad days. Days where life seems easy and effortless, others where we can’t even fathom waking up to face another sunrise. I don’t know about you,…

  • The Road to a Peaceful Heart

    I was listening to one of my favorite christian speakers this morning, filling my mind full of positive vibes and the message just happened to be about peace. I reflected back on different times in my life when stress was high and peace was nowhere to be found. It reminded me how in the midst…

  • Finding the Real You After Loss

    Recently during a conversation, a bereaved mother commented that in losing her child, she had found herself.  She had found the “real” her and she was proud.  These words spoke loudly to me, stirring up my soul, delving me into a time of self-reflection and introspect.     It made me think, maybe we don’t really…

  • The Untold Secret About Making Your Teen’s Lunch: Because There’s So Much More Than Food Inside That Brown Bag

    There’s so much pressure from the world these days for teens to make their own lunch which many believe will miraculously transform them into responsible, grateful human beings. Yeah, I beg to differ on that one.  What fairy tale are they living in? While I do believe it is very important to instill responsibility in…