Podcast appearances and mentions of alissa parker

TWiM Sisters are back with an additional sister (Ciarran Burch)! The TWiM Triplets talk all things news during this busy Christmas week. Links: When the TWiM Sisters first interviewed their sister Ciarran Burch Bundy Lawsuit President Nelson Christmas Message Tabernacle Choir Christmas Concert More Christmas Concert Even more Christmas Concert 3 Latter-day Saint Football Figures Mike Leach Article Miss Rodeo America 2023 11 Crumbl Cookie stores found violating child labor laws How being the only current woman to coach boys' hoops in Oregon has been a ‘blessing' for this Latter-day Saint Bishop and stay-at-home dad wins baking show on Joanna Gaines's TV network Robbie and Alissa Parker on 10 years since Sandy Hook

December 14, 2012, is remembered by many as the day of the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting. But Alissa Parker remembers it as the day she lost her daughter, Emilie. In the nine and a half years since, Alissa has found solace in the kindness of others and in the goodness of a God who has allowed her to feel her daughter's presence time and time again. While the trauma of her loss still causes Alissa to feel anxiety, she continues to find comfort in the confidence that she will be reunited with Emilie again. 2:03- Emilie 12:44- The Aftermath 17:58- Where Was God? 22:59- The Many Ways We Mourn With Those Who Mourn 31:36- “What Her Life Had Now Become” 36:03- Avoiding Pointing Fingers 40:12- Safe and Sound Schools 44:15- Everything Is Connected 49:39- What Does It Mean To Be All In the Gospel of Jesus Christ?  I think there's a lot of heartache, beauty, trial, and error that occurs in our lives, and to be all in is to keep going and to keep having faith that those pieces will eventually make sense. Links- Book- https://deseretbook.com/p/unseen-angel-mothers-story-of-faith-hope-and-healing-after-sandy-hook?variant_id=146369-paperback Church video- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b2BtFWBCVYw Safe and Sound Schools- https://safeandsoundschools.org/ Timeout For Women Talks-https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7RjrH5F9eKU https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZtqJbcGL5WU Faith Counts video- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R7S9piBHUv8 Terri Turley's son- https://www.deseret.com/2006/4/25/19950108/car-strikes-kills-lds-missionary-in-argentina See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This episode includes my interview with Alissa Parker, the mother of Emilie Parker who was killed in the Sandy Hook Elementary school shooting in 2012. Please go to www.comefollowmeforus.com/s3episode20 for more information

Today we are ringing in a big milestone - 150 episodes of Happiness in Progress! In today's episode, Danielle Craig will look back at five lessons from five of her guests over the last three years. This episode is packed with meaningful thoughts about life, how we view ourselves and others and our soul's journey. You'll also hear about how a woman who lost her daughter in the Sandy Hook shooting was able to forgive the shooter. Plus, how we will all experience loss throughout our lives. You'll hear clips from the following episodes. To hear more, just click! #124 Ending Suffering During a Crisis feat. Preethaji #02 Healing After Sandy Hook feat. Alissa Parker #114 A Place for Grief & Joy feat. Treva Kuyper Runyan  #79 Spiritual Transformation feat. David Ghiyam #145 The Money Mindset You Need feat. Latasha Kinnard Buy the HIP Habits Workbook CONNECT WITH DANIELLE: Facebook Instagram Twitter Website This podcast is brought to you by the Mail Tribune. Check out more Mail Tribune podcasts here.

IFBB figure pro Alissa Parker was my guest on the MMB Radio Podcast to talk about fitness, her new cookbook, and answering your questions on how to live a healthy lifestyle. Be sure to share with everyone on social media using #MMBSports. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mmbradiopodcast/support

In one of our most compelling sit downs, @StylingSocialJustice talked about all things school safety related with the incredible #MicheleGay, co-founder of @SafeandSoundSchools. Following the loss of her 7-year-old daughter, Joey, in the horrific shootingat #SandyHookElementarySchool - Michele and fellow co-founder Alissa Parker turned their grief into purpose with a full on commitment to studying all aspects of school safety and crisis response globally. Join this riveting, emotional and compelling discussionwith a woman who leaves you almost speechless. Thank you again Michele!

Is forgiveness a one-time thing?  Is it possible to forgive what seems like the ultimate unforgivable act? Are angels real?  Do you believe in miracles?  Even after something as tragic as having your child murdered?  Alissa Parker is one of the parents who lost their child during the Sandy Hook Elementary School Shooting that happened on December 14th, 2012.  Her 6-year old daughter, 19 other children, and 6 adults were among the victims that day.  Alissa opens up about that day, the days that followed, how she found her way.  She tells us of miracles, of where her darling Emilie is now, her book, and the focus of her attention outside her family these days in her non-profit organization, Safe and Sound Schools.  This is a true testament of taking a horrific “sucking lemons” moment, the searching and finding of the “sugar” (over and over again), that has made her find her “sweet lemonade”.  Join us with tissues and honor for this amazing woman.

So many school shootings. The Parkland, Florida shooting hit home for many parents and educators. It re-opens old wounds for Alissa Parker. Parker lost her daughter, Emilie, in the Sandy Hook shooting five years ago.She has since co-founded Safe and Sound Schools organization. Here are Parker's lessons she shared with several Northern Kentucky School Officials. We asked - Are our kids safe? Should teachers carry guns in school? Are they ready if the unthinkable happens?

Alissa Parker knows bodybuilding and how her fitness is directly tied to her nutrition strategy (formerly known as diet.) She also knows how to keep the gains in the gym heading in the right direction when it comes to meal time. 80%ish of the fitness goals one sets for themselves is controlled by what he or she puts into their body - so developing sound eating habits is crucial to hitting those goals you have seen for yourself this year and on into the future. Alissa and I converse on nutrition in the fitness industry, how people's short term diets and goals are counter-productive to longterm health and fitness empowerment and how she battled body image issues since kindergarten to become an International Federation Bodybuilding (IFBB) pro figure competitor. Alissa’s latest book “Fit Starts in the Kitchen” is a cookbook with 100 recipes that she created. She also teaches about how to live a balanced, flexible lifestyle free from the yo-yo's of fad diets and unrealistic expectations. CURATING CURIOSITY THROUGH COMPELLING CONVERSATIONS Visit http://www.mediamogle.com facebook: @mediamogle Soundcloud: @jessemogle Instagram, Snapchat, Twitter @jessemogle email: everythingsinteresting@gmail.com  

Alissa Parker tragically lost her daughter Emilie in the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting in 2012. She talks about that experience, dealing with the emotions, learning to forgive and the positive steps she has taken to help schools become safer places for children. Find her new book, An Unseen Angel, here: http://www.anunseenangel.com For more information on how to make your child's school a safer place for all students, check out the resources at: http://www.safeandsoundschools.org See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode, you're going to hear from Alissa Parker. She's a Mom to three girls. When her oldest daughter, Emilie was just 6 years old -- she lost her life. Emilie was one of the first graders at Sandy Hook Elementary who was shot and killed when a gunman opened fire in a classroom. After her daughter was killed, Alissa co-founded two non-profits Safe and Sound Schools and The Emilie Parker Art Connection. Alissa has also written a book about her beautiful daughter and how Alissa has found healing and hope. It's called An Unseen Angel: A Mother's Story of Faith, Hope and Healing aftter Sandy Hook. You will learn so much from Alissa including how she took back control when so much of her control was taken, the anxiety she has dealt with in sending her other daughters to school and what she means when she says she's forgiven the shooter. For more from Alissa Parker:  Safe and Sound Schools The Emilie Parker Art Connection An Unseen Angel: A Mother's Story of Faith, Hope and Healing after Sandy Hook The Parker 5 For more from Danielle Craig: DanielleCraig.com Facebook Instagram Twitter

In 2012, Alissa Parker lived happily with her husband and three girls in Newtown, Connecticut. She discusses what it was like to suddenly lose her oldest daughter Emilie on December 14 of that year in the Sandy Hook School shooting, the second deadliest in American history. Tools for Healing: To help to make sense of the tragedy, Alissa began to blog. Having lost her father unexpectedly just months before Emilie's death, she tells how the former experience prepared her for the latter. Alissa sought support in counseling. She found strength by talking to others experiencing similar pain. Eventually, she let go of her anger towards the killer, Adam Lanza. In the end, she deliberately chose to eschew evil and embrace the notion that good triumphs. Life Without Emilie: A series of many little miracles let Alissa know Emilie became an angel in heaven assigned to help others on earth. With that reassurance, Alissa is better able to move forward with her life. Now, she purposely tries to slow down in order to appreciate present-tense moments. With no timeline for grief, she remains patient with herself in the grieving process. Meanwhile, she and her family live in the American Meanwhile, Alissa and her family live in the American Northwest where she practices photography. The region's typical overcast weather makes the colors in her world brighter. This has become a metaphor for the way her personal tragedy has helped intensify the beauty of the good things in life. BUY An Unseen Angel: A Mother's Story of Faith, Hope, and Healing After Sandy Hook Music Credit Sound Editing Credit

Sandy Hook Elementary’s tragic events had one mother who tragically lost a daughter started searching for the connection with her new angel. Emilie went to her first grade class at Sandy Hook Elementary like every other day. Alissa had some time alone while Emilie was at school, and a younger daughter was at preschool. She […]

Alissa Parker is the mother of Emilie Parker, who was killed in the Sandy Hook shooting in 2012. In this episode Alissa shares her experience of how she was able to rise above the pain of losing Emilie and still be able to live a vibrant, happy life today. The post that accompanies this episode: jenriday.com/1 Subscribe on iTunes Give us a Rating & Review    

Join Carlos as he explores the challenges of a fitness model with Alissa Parker. Alissa is an IFBB figure pro and an ISSA certified sports nutrition specialist, and specializes in contest prep and posing coaching. She was ranked in the top 10 Nationally in both figure and bikini in 2011. The most amazing part is that she is a mother of two girls.