Delores Liesner
Activating Faith in everyday life
Tag: loss of a child
After Losing A Child – Meltdown at TJMAXX
Eucalyptus Honey. That’s what did it. Twenty years ago I went to Spain and brought each of our kids something back that I thought would resonate with them. Laurie’s gift was Eucalyptus Honey. She loved it, and joked when it was gone that I… Continue Reading “After Losing A Child – Meltdown at TJMAXX”
After Losing a Child – Lessons from a Storm
I wonder if I will ever be done saying goodbye to our daughter. Perhaps not. Last night I drove through some scary storms. Rain pelting down so hard that even leaning into the windshield and squinting, I could barely see the road. Wind… Continue Reading “After Losing a Child – Lessons from a Storm”
After Losing a Child – Healing from Guilt and Shame
Thanks to a friend hauling me out of the house last Saturday, I heard a unique message on Guilt and Shame based on teaching from Ed Welch’s book Shame Interrupted. Two categories of both guilt and shame (that might surprise you) are the… Continue Reading “After Losing a Child – Healing from Guilt and Shame”
After Losing a Child – Reverse Resolutions
Years past have often begun with regret rather than rejoicing. What have I not done…what should I have done…what have I not finished, and on and on. I have a different perspective this year – and it is a gift from Laurie, the… Continue Reading “After Losing a Child – Reverse Resolutions”
Be the Miracle! – with journaling pages
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