Tri not to Get Lost
Two years after losing my husband, I found myself in the worst physical shape of my life. Frustrated with where I was, I asked a few brave friends to join…
On turning 49
Even though the grief feels unbearable on most days, I also know I get to be here. I get to turn 49. I get to see our boys grow up here on earth. I get to cry. I get to laugh. I get to watch stupid tv shows. I get sunrises and sunsets. I get to swim in the ocean and walk on the beach. I get to hug our kids.
Still You Rise
I read somewhere that when you lose someone close to you, you do not just lose them one time, you lose them over and over again.
Everything is “fine” or is it?
I had a few conversations this week about this idea that the boys and I often seem "fine". When in reality, we are not fine. An administrator from my son's…
Two Become One
I heard recently that when a spouse loses a partner, it can feel like they've lost a limb. They can feel their partner near them, hear their voice, and even…
Finding Our Way – The Early Years
Pre Wedding in Washington, DC Kevin and Sean Cinnamon Having known and loved Kevin for more than half of my life, it feels impossible to be on this earth without…
Still You Rise
Still You Rise I read somewhere that when you lose someone close to you, you do not just lose them one time, you lose them over and over again. You…