Posts Tagged ‘grief’
The surprising superpower that comes while grieving
In the depths of that hardest part of deep grief, there is also a grieving superpower that often reveals itself. I was talking with a friend last month as the one year anniversary of her husband’s passing was approaching, “Noelle, I feel like I’m in a freaking movie, like it can’t be real. All the…
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What I’ve learned about surviving the holidays after losing a parent
I had another article published this past week, add it to the list of topics I wish I knew nothing about: surviving the holidays after losing a parent. It’s been almost 11 years and yet I’m feeling a bit like a 41 year old orphan during the holidays still. Even with a husband, kids, siblings,…
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My new article – one thing to do after a death that no one tells you
I’m so honored to share my first published article with you. I hope that you’ll pass it along to those you know that could resonate with it. Find the article here: https://thriveglobal.com/stories/one-thing-to-do-after-a-death-that-nobody-tells-you/
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life 10 years after a big loss
10 years since my mom has passed away. I wrote this today, and wanted to share it here in case it can offer perspective or help to anyone. Whether it’s been 10 years or 1 week. It’s 10 years since my sweet mom passed unexpectedly. It’s amazing how life can change in a moment.…
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Lessons after death
A few nights ago at 11pm I had a sudden urge that I had to listen to the CD recording from the only reading I’ve had from a medium since my mom passed. It’s been over a year since I have heard the chilling and comforting messages my mom brought from the other side. Before I…
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