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Last week Laura started looking at Psalm 23:1-2 through the eyes of child loss. She only got through the first few words, "The Lord is my Shepherd..." In this week's episode, she finishes out the verse which says, "...I shall not want." Listen in as Laura talks about how that may mean something different than […] The post 298: Psalm 23:1 Through the Eyes of Child Loss appeared first on GPS Hope.

Charlie shares his thoughts on the Anniversary of His Son's Death: https://bit.ly/4dn8RpUTraumatic grief is grief and mourning over a death that came about in traumatic circumstances (e.g. sudden, suicide, murder). This week Charlie talks about the murder of his 21-year-old son which occurred outside a bodega in New York City, five years ago. This heartbreaking story brings into focus the value of advance care planning, organ donation, and the ongoing pain that comes with the death of a child. In this Episode:01:31 - Road Trip: New Hampshire and the Origin of "Live Free or Die"03:24 - Poutine, Canada's version of smothered fries05:18 -  Grieving a Murdered Son: Charlie's Personal Story 13:33 - Eric Clapton's "Tears in Heaven"15:26 - OutroRelated Content:S1E11: GriefS1E12: Traumatic GriefS4E39: Traumatic Grief: What it is and How to Find a Therapist to Help Manage ItS3E38: Navigating Grief and Healing from Loss – with Dr. Ken DokaS1E52: Coping with a Child's DeathS1E28: Organ DonationS1E09: Advance DirectivesAdvance Directives – a firsthand accountS1E41: When someone you love dies from an overdoseSupport the showGet show notes and resources at our website: every1dies.org. Facebook | Instagram | YouTube | mail@every1dies.org

 "I wasn't adopted, but I remember hugging my mother at the age of four and never seeing her again for decades. When she held me in her arms once again I was thirty-nine years old."   For years, all Abigail Dominguez knew about her mother was her legal name, date of birth, and how she met her father.    Abigail's story of growing up without knowing where or who her mother has left a profound emptiness, crippling her mind and body with bitterness, anger, frustration, fear, low self-esteem, and feelings of abandonment.   "Children deserve to be seen with eyes of compassion."   This story of restoration will touch you deeply.  Abigail also shares how you can soar above any circumstance.    My Mom's Incredible Voice is a deeply moving story of love, resilience, and the unbreakable bonds of family. Through separation and reunion, heartbreak, and healing, the Hansons prove that true love transcends time, carrying them forward together - yesterday, today, and forever.          Purchase your copy here   Heart-to-Heart with Abagaba is a collection of short stories in honor of celebrating emerging conservationists - children! A former nanny and current early education teacher's reflection on life lessons taught by the children she once cared for. The zest they had for life in expressing and informing her through simple daily interactions. A delightful delivery of their pure narratives as expressed through their language skills, cognitive abilities, emotional articulation, and more. A celebration of their innate perspectives on how the world worked around them. May it encourage you to celebrate the awesomeness of children in your own lives.       Purchase your copy here  

In this deeply moving episode of "How I Made It Through," hosts Kristin Taylor and Bernadette Thompson sit down with Sarina Baptista, a certified psychic medium, spiritual teacher, and award-winning author. Sarina shares her profound personal journey that began with the tragic passing of her seven-year-old son, JT. Through her grief, Sarina discovered her extraordinary gifts and embarked on a mission to help others connect with their highest divine selves and communicate with loved ones who have passed.Sarina recounts the heart-wrenching experience of losing her son to the flu and the subsequent signs he sent to assure her of his continued presence. This pivotal moment set her on a path of spiritual exploration and discovery, leading her to become a medium and spiritual mentor. Throughout the episode, Sarina discusses the transformative messages she received from JT, the lessons learned about the soul's journey, and the understanding of life between lives.Listeners are invited to explore the profound concepts of soul agreements, the purpose of reincarnation, and the role of spirit guides in our lives. Sarina's story is one of hope, healing, and the enduring bond between a mother and her son, offering inspiration and comfort to anyone who has experienced loss.- **[00:00] Introduction to Sarina Baptista**- Introduction of Sarina Baptista and her background as a psychic medium and spiritual teacher.- **[03:00] The Day Everything Changed**- Sarina shares the tragic story of her son JT's passing and the immediate aftermath.- **[06:00] Signs from JT**- The initial signs and messages from JT that confirmed his continued presence.- **[09:00] Seeking Answers and Spiritual Exploration**- Sarina's journey to understand her son's passing through spiritual mentors and past life regression.- **[12:00] Discovering Her Gifts**- The realization of Sarina's mediumship abilities and the beginning of her spiritual training.- **[15:00] Conversations with JT**- Sarina's communication with JT and the deep, transformative messages he shared.- **[18:00] Lessons from the Other Side**- Insights into soul agreements, reincarnation, and the purpose of life shared by JT.- **[21:00] The Concept of Creation and Purpose**- JT's teachings on creation, purpose, and the role of souls in the universe.- **[24:00] Bridging Worlds: Sarina's Mission**- Sarina's mission to help others connect with loved ones and find their spiritual path.Learn more about Sarina Baptista:- Website: sarinabaptista.com- Website (Bridge to Healing Center): bridgetohealingcenter.com- Instagram: @sarinabaptista- YouTube: @SarinaBaptista

In this deeply moving episode of "How I Made It Through," hosts Kristin Taylor and Bernadette Thompson are joined by Elizabeth Boisson, the President and Co-Founder of Helping Parents Heal. Elizabeth shares her profound journey through grief, having experienced the transition of two of her four children. She recounts her unique shared death experience with her son Morgan, who passed away at the base camp of Mount Everest. Elizabeth's story is one of resilience, healing, and the transformative power of connecting with loved ones in the afterlife. Throughout the conversation, Elizabeth discusses the concept of soul plans, the importance of recognizing signs from the departed, and the mission of Helping Parents Heal to support bereaved parents. This episode offers hope and insight for anyone navigating the complex emotions of loss and the journey towards spiritual awakening.- **[00:00] Introduction to Season 6 and New Cohost**- Kristin introduces the theme of the season and welcomes Bernadette Thompson as the new cohost.- **[03:00] Elizabeth Boisson's Story Begins**- Elizabeth shares her personal narrative, including the loss of her children Chelsea and Morgan and her early life experiences that prepared her for these events.- **[06:00] Morgan's Transition and Shared Death Experience**- Elizabeth recounts the circumstances of Morgan's passing and her shared death experience, describing the profound love and connection she felt.- **[12:00] Understanding Shared Death Experiences**- Discussion on the nature of shared death experiences and Elizabeth's journey of discovering more about them through books and experts.- **[18:00] The Role of Soul Plans in Healing**- Elizabeth explains the concept of soul plans and how it has helped her make sense of her children's transitions.- **[24:00] Helping Parents Heal: Mission and Modalities**- Overview of Helping Parents Heal, its mission to support bereaved parents, and the various healing modalities it offers.- **[30:00] Addressing Guilt and Recognizing Signs**- Kristin and Elizabeth discuss common feelings of guilt among grieving parents and how to recognize signs from loved ones.- **[36:00] The Power of Community and Support**- Bernadette shares a story of a father's experience at a Helping Parents Heal conference, illustrating the power of community.- **[42:00] Connecting with Helping Parents Heal**- Elizabeth provides information on how to connect with Helping Parents Heal and the resources available through the organization.Learn more about Elizabeth Boisson, President & Co-Founder of Helping Parents Heal:- Helping Parents Heal Website: www.helpingparentsheal.org - Resources, support groups, and more information about the organization.- Books referenced.- HPH on Instagram: @helpingparentsheal- HPH on YouTube: @HelpingParentsHeal - HPH Facebook- Elizabeth Boisson on Instagram: @elizabethboisson - HPH LinkTree: @helpingparentsheal

   Slam the Gavel podcast welcomes Laurie Smith, LMSW back to the podcast. Laure was last on Season 3, Episode 170, Season 4, Episodes 37, 74 and 153, Season 5 Episodes 102, 139 and 172. Last episode we talked about "Shame Unspooked: Exploring Shame Within The Context Of Your 'Public Story'."     Today we talked about discussing the ways through surviving the seemingly unsurvivable circumstances that take place in our lives. Laurie read excerpts from the book, "The Places That Scare You: A Guide to Fearlessness in Difficult Times," by Pema Chodron. Storms are not permanent and that there will be regrowth and that a person can survive whatever is coming. Talking about surviving and suffering while wanting to fix a situation immediately and that a person has a right and responsibility to survive this life. Not a podcast to be missed.To Reach Laurie Smith, LMSW: https://linktr.ee/cloudedcompass and https://www.facebook.com/share/p/kKyEVgR9ThcpjX3s/?mibextid=qi2Omg******** Supportshow(https://www.buymeacoffee.com/maryannpetri)Maryann Petri: dismantlingfamilycourtcorruption.comhttps://www.tiktok.com/@maryannpetriFacebook:  https://www.youtube.com/@slamthegavelpodcasthostmar5536Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/guitarpeace/Pinterest: Slam The Gavel Podcast/@guitarpeaceLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/maryann-petri-62a46b1ab/  YouTube:  https://www.youtube.com/@slamthegavelpodcasthostmar5536  Twitter https://x.com/PetriMaryann*DISCLAIMER* The use of this information is at the viewer/user's own risk. Not financial, medical nor legal advice as the content on this podcast does not constitute legal, financial, medical or any other professional advice. Viewer/user's should consult with the relevant professionals. Reproduction, distribution, performing, publicly displaying and making a derivative of the work is explicitly prohibited without permission from content creator. Podcast is protected by owner. The content creator maintains the exclusive right and any unauthorized copyright infringement is subject to legal prosecution.Support the showSupportshow(https://www.buymeacoffee.com/maryannpetri)http://www.dismantlingfamilycourtcorruption.com/

In this enlightening episode of How I Made It Through, hosts Kristin Taylor and Bernadette Thompson continue their conversation with Micah Stover, a leading voice in psychedelic therapy. With over eight years of experience, Micah shares her journey and insights into the transformative power of psychedelics in healing trauma and facilitating personal growth. The discussion delves into the intricacies of psychedelic therapy, emphasizing the importance of preparation, the role of altered states of consciousness, and the critical process of integration. Micah passionately advocates for the return to community and village care, highlighting the profound impact of being held in a supportive environment. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in the intersection of spirituality, healing, and neuroscience.- **[00:00] Introduction:** Kristin Taylor welcomes listeners to Season 6 and introduces co-host Bernadette Thompson. The focus of the season on spiritual and transformative experiences is highlighted.- **[03:00] Guest Introduction:** Micah Stover is reintroduced, emphasizing her role in psychedelic therapy and her contributions to the field.- **[06:00] Understanding Psychedelic Therapy:** Micah explains her approach as a psychedelic somatic therapist, drawing parallels between her work and the role of a midwife in spiritual rebirth.- **[09:00] The Therapeutic Process:** Discussion on the individualized nature of psychedelic therapy, the importance of preparation, and building a relational container for healing.- **[12:00] Altered States of Consciousness:** Micah elaborates on the introduction of medicines in therapy, the science behind neuroplasticity, and the transformative potential of psychedelics.- **[15:00] Integration and Healing:** The hosts and Micah discuss the challenges of integration post-therapy and the significance of community in the healing process.- **[18:00] The Role of the Village:** Emphasizing the need for community support and the concept of village care in personal transformation.- **[21:00] Reflections on Transformation:** Insights into the journey of healing, the necessity of overcoming resistance, and the metaphor of Moana as a representation of the psychedelic journey.- **[24:00] Final Thoughts:** Micah shares key takeaways for listeners, including the importance of community and the acceptance of the challenging aspects of healing.Learn more about Micah: - Website: www.MicahStover.com - Instagram: @micahsugarfoot

In this compelling episode of "How I Made It Through," hosts Kristin Taylor and Bernadette Thompson are joined by Micah Stover, a leading voice in psychedelic therapy, to explore her transformative journey of healing and empowerment. Micah shares her profound experiences with motherhood, ancestral connections, and the power of psychedelics in catalyzing personal transformation.Micah recounts the harrowing events surrounding the birth of her son, Ezra, which served as the inciting event that propelled her into her current path. Through the lens of both Western medicine and indigenous wisdom, she navigates a postpartum psychotic break and discovers the voices of her ancestors urging her to embrace her power and break free from old patterns of silence and submission.The conversation delves into the importance of embodiment, the role of psychedelics in healing trauma, and the reclamation of feminine power. Micah emphasizes the need for women to reconnect with their intuitive instincts and redefine power as agency and sovereignty. Her story is a testament to the resilience of the human spirit and the profound potential for healing and transformation.Join us for this inspiring episode as Micah Stover shares her journey of finding strength in vulnerability, embracing her role as a mother, and stepping into her true power.*TUNE IN ON THURSDAY, JANUARY 2ND TO PART 2 OF OUR CONVERSATION WITH MICAH TO DIVE DEEPER INTO THE POWER OF PSYCHEDELICS AND HOW THEY CAN HEAL STORED TRAUMA AND CHANGE YOUR LIFE FOR THE BETTER. - **[00:00]** Introduction to Season 6 and New Cohost Bernadette Thompson- **[03:00]** Micah Stover's Background and Work in Psychedelic Therapy- **[06:00]** The Inciting Event: Pregnancy and Birth of Ezra- **[09:00]** Navigating Medical Complications and Ancestral Voices- **[12:00]** The Role of Psychedelics in Healing Trauma- **[15:00]** Embodiment and Reclaiming Feminine Power- **[18:00]** The Intersection of Ancestral Wisdom and Modern Healing- **[21:00]** Redefining Power: Agency, Consent, and Sovereignty- **[24:00]** Reflections on Ancestral Connections and Personal GrowthLearn more about Micah: - Website: www.MicahStover.com- Instagram: @micahsugarfoot

In this deeply moving episode of How I Made It Through, hosts Kristin Taylor and Bernadette Thompson welcome Julie Cluff, a grief specialist, speaker, and intuitive angel guide. Julie shares her profound journey of healing and spiritual awakening following the tragic loss of her two youngest children in a car accident on Mother's Day in 2007. This episode delves into Julie's transformation from a grieving mother to a spiritual guide, exploring the soul's journey, the concept of soul plans, and the comforting presence of angels and spirit guides.Julie recounts the pivotal moments leading up to and following her children's passing, highlighting the spiritual signs and messages that guided her through her darkest days. She discusses the profound shift in her spiritual gifts, including her ability to communicate with the angelic realm and her children across the veil. Julie's story is a testament to the resilience of the human spirit and the power of spiritual connection in healing from unimaginable loss.Listeners will gain insights into the nature of the soul's journey, the role of angels and spirit guides, and the importance of acknowledging and embracing spiritual experiences. Julie's journey is an inspiring reminder that even in the face of profound grief, there is hope, healing, and a higher purpose.- **[00:00]** - Introduction to Season 6 and Co-host Bernadette Thompson- **[03:00]** - Meet Julie Cluff: Grief Specialist and Intuitive Angel Guide- **[06:00]** - Julie's Spiritual Path Before the Tragedy- **[09:00]** - The Tragic Accident: A Mother's Worst Nightmare- **[12:00]** - Signs and Messages: Spiritual Awareness Before and After the Accident- **[15:00]** - Understanding Soul Plans and the Purpose of Life Events- **[18:00]** - The Role of Angels and Spirit Guides in Healing- **[21:00]** - Julie's Journey to Becoming a Grief Coach and Medium- **[24:00]** - Embracing Spiritual Gifts and Sharing Angelic Messages- **[27:00]** - The Everyday Presence of Angels and Spiritual Signs- **[30:00]** - Connecting with Loved Ones Across the VeilLearn more about Julie Cluff:- Website: www.JulieCluff.com- “Light the Day" Podcast- Instagram: @juliecluffcoaching

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Dominika Staniewicz embodies resilience, rising from challenges to become a beacon of personal evolution. Her academic prowess boasts a Master's in Sociology from Collegium Civitas and a B.A. in Education and Language Acquisition from the University of Warsaw. Certified as a brain coach by Dr. Amen and a one-star Elite Neuroencoding Specialist by Dr. Joseph McClendon III and the Neuroencoding Institute, Dominika's journey epitomizes determination and growth. In her book, How to Dream Big and Act Small and Achieve Success, Dominika shares the wisdom of her experience. Her approach, rooted in neuroscience, offers a path to success through achievable steps and tailored strategies. She is a testament to resilience and personal evolution and welcomes readers on a journey to realize their boldest dreams through small, actionable steps.Home - Life and Brain Coaching and Neuroencoding (yourbraincoachd.com)

Episode 43In this episode, Dr. Sandra Marie interviews Rick Hayes, a psychic medium, and Dr. Chris Van Huysse, a yoga teacher and Reiki healer. They discuss their collaboration on the I Am Mom project, which aims to provide support and healing for mothers who have experienced the loss of a child. They also explore the importance of supporting grief and loss, the role of spirituality in navigating personal pain and fear, and how to best support individuals on their spiritual journeys. The conversation highlights the shift in spirituality and the need to elevate consciousness in order to create a better world.TakeawaysThe I Am Mom project provides support and healing for mothers who have experienced the loss of a child.Supporting grief and loss is crucial, and it is important to create safe spaces for individuals to share their experiences.Spirituality can help navigate personal pain and fear, and it is important to listen to the small voices and callings that guide us.There has been a shift in spirituality, with more people becoming open-minded and seeking a deeper understanding of life.Elevating consciousness and focusing on positivity can create a better world.Chapters00:00Introduction and Collaboration on I Am Mom Project06:08The Importance of Supporting Grief and Loss19:34Supporting the Spiritually Curious27:04Working with Juvenile Offenders32:11The Shift in Spirituality and Elevating Consciousness39:29Final Thoughts and Contact Information LinksRick HayesWebsite: https://lifesgift.comChris Van Huysseemail: cvanhuysse@nls.netSupport the showLeave Us a MessagePlease subscribe and follow the show to get updates on new releases. Kindly asking to share with friends who may enjoy or benefit.Support Happy Hour for the Spiritually CuriousEmbrace YOUR Wild Soul!https://www.youtube.com/@spirituallycurioushttps://www.tiktok.com/@spirituallycurioushttps://www.twitter.com/@curious_spiritshttps://www.instagram.com/spirituallycurious_https://www.facebook.com/groups/happyhourforthespirituallycuriouswww.wildsoulsgathering.com

Episode 43In this episode, Dr. Sandra Marie interviews Rick Hayes, a psychic medium, and Dr. Chris Van Huysse, a yoga teacher and Reiki healer. They discuss their collaboration on the I Am Mom project, which aims to provide support and healing for mothers who have experienced the loss of a child. They also explore the importance of supporting grief and loss, the role of spirituality in navigating personal pain and fear, and how to best support individuals on their spiritual journeys. The conversation highlights the shift in spirituality and the need to elevate consciousness in order to create a better world.TakeawaysThe I Am Mom project provides support and healing for mothers who have experienced the loss of a child.Supporting grief and loss is crucial, and it is important to create safe spaces for individuals to share their experiences.Spirituality can help navigate personal pain and fear, and it is important to listen to the small voices and callings that guide us.There has been a shift in spirituality, with more people becoming open-minded and seeking a deeper understanding of life.Elevating consciousness and focusing on positivity can create a better world.Chapters00:00Introduction and Collaboration on I Am Mom Project06:08The Importance of Supporting Grief and Loss19:34Supporting the Spiritually Curious27:04Working with Juvenile Offenders32:11The Shift in Spirituality and Elevating Consciousness39:29Final Thoughts and Contact Information LinksRick HayesWebsite: https://lifesgift.comChris Van Huysseemail: cvanhuysse@nls.netSupport the showLeave Us a MessagePlease subscribe and follow the show to get updates on new releases. Kindly asking to share with friends who may enjoy or benefit.Support Happy Hour for the Spiritually CuriousEmbrace YOUR Wild Soul!https://www.youtube.com/@spirituallycurioushttps://www.tiktok.com/@spirituallycurioushttps://www.twitter.com/@curious_spiritshttps://www.instagram.com/spirituallycurious_https://www.facebook.com/groups/happyhourforthespirituallycuriouswww.wildsoulsgathering.com

Tammy's episode Pt 1Adopt a child whose parent was lost to domestic violence for Christmas 2023Wednesday With Watson Private Facebook GroupAmy's Written Piece on Brandi's storySome moments in life test the very fabric of our faith, where hope seems like a distant flicker in overwhelming darkness. This is the crucible Tammy bravely steps into as she recounts the life and tragic loss of her daughter Brandy, revealing the profound strength and resilience that can emerge from the deepest sorrow. Our conversation encompasses not only the painful reality of domestic violence but also the transformative power of hope and the relentless pursuit of a life that honors God.Tammy's story is a visceral reminder of how life can change in the blink of an eye, with Thanksgiving festivities giving way to an unspeakable tragedy. As we venture through her family's journey—an amalgamation of love, challenges, and healing—we witness the sustaining power of community and the steadfast presence of faith even when the path forward seems insurmountable. Her intimate reflections on finding solace in the church after Brandy's passing, and the subsequent battle with addiction, underscore the necessity of a support system in the midst of grief.Ending on a note of upliftment, the episode pivots to the inspiring work being done through the Legacy Family Retreat, a haven for those touched by the shadow of domestic violence. We delve into the ways in which Tammy's life, post-tragedy, has been realigned to reflect the teachings and love of Jesus. Her dedication and the unshakeable hope found in divine intervention serve as a beacon to anyone navigating the turbulent waters of loss and recovery, reminding us all of the redemptive power of unwavering faith.You ARE:SEEN KNOWN HEARD LOVED VALUED

This week on The Dead Life, I'm sitting down again with, Mark Ireland. Mark had to endure not only losing his father but, also unexpectedly losing his son Brandon. Mark Ireland has written a book about Mediums, Spirit Visitations, and Afterlife Communication titled, “The Persistence of the Soul”. This is a fantastic book for people searching for answers spiritually and scientifically.If you want to leave me a message that might be shared on a future episode of The Dead Life, leave it at 802.DEAD.811 802.332.3811.Thank you to our sponsor HELLOFRESH!Go to HelloFresh.com/deadlifefree and use code deadlifefree for FREE breakfast forlife! One breakfast item per box while the subscription is active. Let Allison know if you enjoyed this episode! Leave her a review, and never miss an episode by subscribing to your favorite podcast platform.Follow her on:www.instagram.com/mediumallisonwww.allisondubois.comhttps://www.youtube.com/@MediumAllison/videoshttps://www.facebook.com/MediumAllison/https://deaduniversity.com/Inquiring about advertising? Contact us at podcasts@yeanetworks.comExecutive Producers: Madelyn Grimes / Garrett Knaack for YEA Networks

Clint Hatton's world was turned upside down on September 23, 2019. The entire world was turned upside down in 2020. Clint Hatton had to rise from the ashes of the tragic death of his seventeen-year-old son, Gabriel, a licensed pilot killed in a plane crash while living his dream in 2019. How do you not allow fear, loss, or anything else life throws at you but rather be a carrier of hope, living your dream, and choosing to find a way to love and serve others along the journey? Clint believes we were created to live a courageous life! He burns with a passion to inspire and help you overcome every obstacle our dynamic world throws at you. Clint Hatton is an author, motivational speaker, personal development and leadership coach, and the founder of BigBoldBrave based in Dallas, Texas. He has been coaching individuals and teams for over twenty years with a proven track record of helping people grow personally, achieve success, and build healthier marriages and relationships. CLICK Here for your FREE Five-Step Guide to Making Courageous Decisions     Click Here for Big Bold Brave Trailer BUY BOOK HERE Big Bold Brave: How to Live Courageously in a Risky World contains wisdom and strategies Cline lived by to thrive despite his greatest personal loss. COURAGEOUS HUMANS, INSPIRING LIVES Big, Bold, Brave calls you to live a courageous life! Every human is uniquely created to fulfill a divine purpose. If you burn with a desire to inspire others and overcome every obstacle our dynamic world throws at us, this book is for you. Clint Hatton shares the mindsets, insights, and character traits that have empowered him and his family to rise from the ashes of the tragic death of their seventeen-year-old son, Gabriel, and continue to chase their dreams. Learn how to: - Distinguish between natural and unnatural fears. - Turn your pain from loss or extreme disappointment into a catalyst. - Remain in a state of gratefulness, joy, and hope despite your circumstances. - Recognize opportunities and possibilities where others see closed doors. - Develop your character to love and serve others and live a fulfilling life. - ... and much more.  

Today's conversation is with Jeanie Piper. Expert in learning the hard knock lessons. AND before we begin ... PLEASE LIKE - SHARE and SUBSCRIBE! This is our best way to get our content noticed by others so they can explore these ideas and learn through these beautiful, expanding, heart-centered teachers during this challenging time on our planet. On todays episode, Jeanie and I talk about the loss of her son at 3 months old, how she jumped timelines and was reunited with her estranged son and his family, her divorce, her ICU visit due to her stressed heart, her meditation and Qigong practice and so much more. And here the video that was the inspiration for Jeanie to find only find the love in her heart and rewrite her past, jump timelines, thus manifesting and mending her relationship with her estranged son. https://youtu.be/zmhx4AhGqHU If you wish to reach out to Jeanie you can email her at: Jeaniepiper@att.net If you enjoy this content, please consider a donation to https://www.paypal.me/lindachristine11 to assist in off setting our costs so we can continue to provide everyone with free content. Again, PLEASE like, share and SUBSCRIBE to help spread the word about these amazing humans and their beautiful stories. Only Love, Linda Christine   Open and closing music channeled by Ernestine Day https://soulfulguitarist.com

Stories are powerful. Your past can help someone's future. In this message,  Brian Hill shares his story of experiencing God, of hearing from God, and of growing closer to Him.There is a difference between singing songs to God and worship. Brian shares how the teachings and courses at VFC led Him to a deeper relationship with Jesus. 1) Have a personal relationship with God. 2) Get good teaching that is based on scripture. 3) Prayer and reading the Bible go together. 4) Practice Fellowship Christianity is a team sport. If anyone says he loves God and hates a fellow believer, that person is a liar. How can you love God who you haven't seen and not love your fellow believer whom you have seen.Brian shares about the loss of family members and how the church family, the body of Christ, ministered to him and his wife, Gloria. Giving matters. Give of your time and your service. What is your story?  How is God working in your life? Do you recognize God's faithfulness in your life? Are you positioned in a church family so that you can be a friend to someone in need? And so that you can receive during your time of need?

Kyan was a 12-year-old piano prodigy. He taught himself how to play classical music in just a few months, and had even started composing music. The day after he passed, his family began receiving signs from him, including an unfinished composition called "Corvus Raven Heart." Now, his music lives on through others. Listen in to hear this beautiful story about a brilliant boy. *********************************************** SUPPORT DR. AMY ROBBINS:   If you're enjoying the podcast and finding value in guest interviews, ghost stories, and the content I share, please consider supporting the show by becoming a Patreon member for as little as $5 a month at Patreon.com/DrAmyRobbins   As a member, you'll get more say in the content we cover and exclusive access to behind-the-scenes goodness!   Stay Connected with Dr. Amy Robbins:   Instagram YouTube Website Facebook ***********************************************   LISTEN TO KYAN'S SONG   See videos of him playing and hear renditions of his song: https://www.youtube.com/@kyanpennellsofficialchanne2645 DO YOU HAVE A GHOST STORY?   Ghost Stories are a way for listeners to tell their amazing stories. If you have a great story to tell, a relationship you have with your loved one who has passed, or another mystical experience please reach out: Team@DrAmyRobbins.com. Tell me your story so we can feature it on the show.   Life, Death and the Space Between is brought to you by: Dr. Amy Robbins | Host, Executive Producer PJ Duke | Executive Producer Max Bugrov | Extrassaus | Audio & Video Editing Mara Stallins | Outreach & Social Media Strategy Claire | Claireperk.com | Podcast Cover Design  

Has anyone in your life ever experienced a big loss? What did you say to them? Did you struggle to find the right words? Did you give them the space to speak about their loved one?   Did you just give up and distance yourself from them?   Today we talk with Colin Campbell, a writer and director for theater and film whose short film was nominated for an Academy Award. Colin and his wife Gail have experienced the deepest form of loss – the death of their children, Ruby and Hart. His new book, “Finding the Words”, explores his grief journey after their tragic deaths.   Listen in to hear their story, how to even start coping with this kind of loss, the importance of community and rituals in grief, and why it's so important to find the words to keep speaking about those who have passed.  Topics We Discuss:   [1:45] Amy's experience with Colin's work. Colin's book brought her to tears in an airport despite her background working with grief. Many of us are afraid of pain and avoid it, although it is sometimes mixed with joy.   [5:09] Colin's late children, Ruby and Hart. They were kind, magnetic children - the lives of the party. Hart was a clown as Colin calls him and often embodied different “characters” when joking with his friends. Ruby was an artist, book lover, and advocate for others.     [11:20] What happened to Ruby and Hart? Colin and his family were hit by a drunk and high driver going 40 over the speed limit, and the children passed in the back seat. He and his wife were devastated with grief.   [13:12] The process of grief. Colin worked with grief groups, his rabbi, and his community to embrace the grief and push through the loss. Taking action from his grief kept him going, sitting in the sadness was overwhelming. He tries to stay connected with the kids.   [16:00] First step to dealing with losing your children. Dealing with denial is an early step, if not the first to healing. It's incredibly difficult to accept the fact that your children are really gone.   [19:00] Colin leaned on his wife's Jewish traditions for grief and loss support. The community support was critical to his process.   [22:27] What happens after the rituals end? Jewish culture says to commemorate the end, so Colin and his wife, Gail, had a ceremony with family and friends. This is a practice they continue to lean on.   [25:12] Navigating holidays after loss. Holidays are a reminder of the loss and can be challenging. Colin has found that leaning into the pain and honoring your loved ones helped.   [26:43] Grief and marriage. Some couples isolate from each other and struggle after losing children; however, the rate of divorce is lower in couples who have experienced loss than the national average. Colin and Gail actively grieved together and found support in each other.   [29:21] Pain, suffering, despair and moving through. Pain is the inescapable feeling of hurt that comes from loss. It needs to be felt. Suffering is the unhealthy expression of pain. Guilt and regret lead to suffering. Despair is overwhelming hopelessness - if you are suicidal you need to seek help. Rituals, community, talking about the dead and the pain, and taking action to connect with life and others are ways through.   [36:53] Educating others. Colin and Gail wrote letters to the people around them to help them understand how to support them. It can feel awkward and takes a lot of courage. People appreciated being told what to say and do to help. Acknowledging the loss helps those grieving feel less alone.   [43:47] What to say to people who are grieving. “There are no words” isn't an accurate statement about loss. Ruby and Hart's friends' words were impactful because they were simply expressions of love and loss. “Comforting words” often minimize the pain. Giving people space to tell stories about the dead is the greatest gift you can give them.   [47:55] Colin's afterlife beliefs. He's seen the kids in his dreams. He believes they live on inside of him and Gail. He sometimes thinks they might be sending him signs, but he warns against relying on signs too much. The afterlife can sometimes be used as a way to avoid feeling the hurt now because of a hope of reuniting later.   [52:40] Colin's experience fostering. It was originally Ruby's idea. Their foster daughter eventually decided she didn't want to be part of the family because she was afraid of being close with Colin and Gail. They are now fostering to adopt two siblings, a boy and a girl. It's a tough road because foster children have lived a life of trauma and loss.   [59:32] Colin's book. “Finding the Words” is a great resource for those who are grieving. Amy shares a quote from the book. ***********************************************   SUPPORT DR. AMY ROBBINS:   If you're enjoying the podcast and finding value in guest interviews, ghost stories, and the content I share, please consider supporting the show by becoming a Patreon member for as little as $5 a month at Patreon.com/DrAmyRobbins   As a member you'll get more say in the content we cover and exclusive access to behind-the-scenes goodness!   Stay Connected with Dr. Amy Robbins:   Instagram YouTube Website Facebook FOLLOW COLIN CAMPBELL: Find Colin and the programs he offers on his website or on Instagram.   Colin's book, “Finding the Words” is available on Amazon (affiliate).     Life, Death and the Space Between is brought to you by: Dr. Amy Robbins | Host, Executive Producer PJ Duke | Executive Producer Max Bugrov | Extrassaus | Audio & Video Editing Mara Stallins | Outreach & Social Media Strategy Claire | Claireperk.com | Podcast Cover Design

As a parent, how would you respond when told that your young son had severe hearing loss along with other symptoms eliminating his quality of life? When Jeff Seitzer was younger, he thought he was struck with bad luck. He had encephalitis at age four leaving him with major residual effects. At ten years old he was in an accident that left him partially disabled and as a teenager was diagnosed with a congenital nerve disease that put him into leg braces. Did it stop there? No. His son was born with major internal organ defects and severe hearing loss and was tragically killed in an accident.  Later in life, he began to see how responding to such life challenges helped him grow as a person. Hyperactivity from encephalitis prompted him to be very active, which made him prone to depression. The mental and physical disciplines I developed in response to encephalitis and the degenerative condition helped him not only achieve a lot personally and professionally but made him an effective caregiver for his son's special needs. As a caregiver and stay-at-home dad, Jeff learned how to put others' needs ahead of his own. Accounts of Jeff's on-the-job training as a caregiver and stay-at-home dad have appeared in the Omaha World-Herald, Adoptive Families Magazine, and many others. As an award-winning teacher, he has authored a number of books on law and philosophy and now teaches at Roosevelt and Loyola Universities. His interview is compelling, heart-warming (and heart-wrenching), and encouraging for anyone who has been a caregiver.   "Our son Ethan and I shared a special moment just before he underwent emergency surgery as a newborn. Standing at his bedside, feeling helpless, I prattled on about some issue in German philosophy while he held one of my fingers tightly in his only free hand.   When someone arrived to conduct a preoperative test on his heart, I stepped out for a moment but was called back almost immediately. Ethan had become so agitated, they could not continue. He calmed right down again when I placed my finger in his wee hand and resumed my monologue. At that moment, I felt like he had chosen me to take care of him. I will be forever grateful to him that in my hour of need, he chose me." Compassionate new memoir proves kids are our best teachers Stay-at-home dad shares the powerful story of how his special needs son changed his outlook on life – for the better A self-involved academic struggling to cope with his own neurological problems, Jeff could hardly take care of himself, let alone a child with special needs, when his son, Ethan, was born. But despite multiple surgeries, hospitalizations, serious breathing and swallowing problems, hearing loss, and a challenging social environment in his first months of life, Ethan thrived—all the while teaching Jeff to take things as they came. And eight years later, the arrival from China of adopted baby sister Penelope took Jeff's on-the-job training to a whole new level. Ethan's instinct for fun proved the perfect complement to Jeff's determination to live life fully. He died too young, but not before he, Penelope, and their mother, Janet, taught Jeff that the true path to happiness was putting other people's needs before his own—and living in the moment rather than trying to control it. “About coping, self-sacrifice, and loss, The Fun Master is a moving memoir by a father who was transformed by his love for his child” –Foreword Clarion Reviews  

Have you ever wondered how to connect with someone who has transitioned to the other side? Well, in today's episode we talk with author Joe McQuillen who learned how to do just this after the sudden passing of his son. Join us today as Joe shares with us insights he has learned from his son Christopher, how he trained himself to raise his frequency in order to “meet Chris in the middle,” and how this experience has changed his life forever. Joe has been on a beautiful heart felt journey that brings support and compassion to all of those who have lost a loved one. Highlights: Learn how a hard-nosed business guy from Buffalo embraced metaphysics and spirituality. Discover strategies that can help you connect to loved ones that have transitioned. Discover the moment that Joe went from believing he was communicating with his son to knowing in his heart that he truly was. Gain insights into what an evidential medium is. Understand what is meant by “Thin Places” and how these areas can increase our ability to connect to the other side of the veil. Discover how quartz and other crystals can assist in connecting to the other side. Discover how our individual energy level needs to increase in order to connect to a loved one on the other side of the veil. Understand how we “Meet In The Middle.” Gain insights and strategies that help to increase our energy level or frequency. Gain insights into the transition process and what awaits on the other side. Learn what “soul mates” and “twin flames” actually are. Learn about “Earth School” and the reason for it. Free Gift:

If there is one family that knows how to do cancer in a big way, it's the Epp-Tiessen family. There have been 10 occasions when a doctor told one of their family of five that they have cancer or that, despite the treatments, the cancer has returned. They also experienced loss after cancer took the life of their eight-year-old son, Tim. Despite all of this, the Epp-Tiessen family continues to cling to hope.  Today on Connections, Dan shares his family's story. He'll also share how they've managed to cling to their faith throughout this journey.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Death has far-reaching impacts beyond the initial lossA death changes everything: routines, relationships, feelings of of security, plans for the future...the list goes on and on. In this episode we talk about some of the forms of loss so you can recognize them.00:00 Intro01:54 German Funeral Traditions07:48 Recognizing Secondary Losses22:41 Poem - The Valuable Time of Maturity25:35 OutroFollow us on Facebook | Instagram | Email us at mail@every1dies.orgClick on this link to Rate and Review our podcast!

Carol's story reads like a nightmare: raped and left for dead.  Husband falsely accused and arrested.  Suicide attempts.  Cancer.  Loss of live savings in business.How is it possible for someone to carry on after going through all of this and more?Carol Graham is an expert in surviving against all odds.  She is a master charismatic storyteller whose message is passionate and uplifting.  Carol shows how humor, faith, and a positive realistic attitude is the key to self-improvement, personal health, and learning resiliency.Her passion is sharing hope from the position of someone who has walked in the shoes of those who have experienced trauma in their lives.  She shares her story of triumph over multiple and unrelenting challenges but refused to see herself as a victim.  Carol's Christian roots established a foundation of faith she learned to draw upon throughout her entire life and gave her the strength to never give up. CONNECT WITH CAROL:  BLOG: https://batteredhope.blogspot.com/  PODCAST: https://neverevergiveuphopenet.blogspot.com/  COACHING: https://prayingmiracles.com/ CONNECT WITH COACH JON:NUTRITION: https://www.freedomnutritioncoach.com  ⁣MENTORSHIP: https://www.jonmclernon.com  YOUTUBE: https://freedomnutrition.rocks/YouTube  CRUSH YOUR CRAVINGS GUIDE: https://www.freedomnutritioncoach.com/book  ⁣FREE 7-DAY CHALLENGE: https://www.freedomnutritioncoach.com/7-day-challenge

How do you build a healthy relationship with your family when you grew up in a dysfunctional one? Are you ready to create that life and family you dream and desire? Would you like to know how to break off generational dysfunction?  Phylis Mantelli is the author of the book Unmothered - Life with a Mom who Couldn't Love Me. She is a coach, mentor, speaker, and passionate advocate for helping women break off generational dysfunction.  Through all the mess, even in her own journey of trials and mistakes, Phylis breaks through the pain and replaces it with the heart of a daughter who loves her mom unconditionally until her mom's passing in 2007. After a failed marriage and the death of her baby boy, Phylis believed she did not deserve a happy life and family. She was broken. But she found her WORTH and can help you find yours too. Your determination and life survival skills only last so long - Phylis shares how you can love unconditionally and overcome the pain of the past. Phylis offers a six-week Patience and Grace Coaching course to help you create the family life you deserve and desire Here is her remarkable story of the roller coaster journey of life with an alcoholic mother. She now coaches people on how to love unconditionally and overcome the pain of the past.  In her memoir Unmothered, popular blogger and speaker Phylis Mantelli takes the reader on her roller-coaster journey of life with her alcoholic and narcissistic mother. 

Devorie Kreiman and her husband lost four of their eight children as infants due to a genetic disorder and a fifth in a drowning accident. Though she endured some incredibly dark times, ultimately through faith, humor, and joy, Devorie found the courage and grace to persevere. She shares her incredible story of resilience with us. If you enjoy this episode, please consider leaving a rating and a review. It makes a huge difference in helping us spread the word about the show. Thanks for listening! To join our #POSITIVITY community or to learn more about Moshe, visit https://linktr.ee/moshepopack

EPISODE 34 -After losing her beloved son to mental illness and addiction, Debbie Gail Zane transformed her life by turning her pain into her purpose of helping other parents of teens and young adults with mental illness and/or addiction.  Through finding her calling, she was able to find healing for herself.  Debbie always knew she wanted to contribute to other people's lives in a meaningful way.  Throughout her journey, she sought to turn her pain into serving others.  Debbie is a Certified Life and Relationship Coach Helping parents of teens and young adults with mental illness or addiction let go of their fears and live a life of peace and purpose while building a loving lasting relationship with their child.https://debbiegailcoaching.comDebbie's YouTube Channel___https://livingthenextchapter.com/podcast presented by True Media Solutions

In this episode we invite guest Bella on the podcast to discuss a very difficult conversation. Lubelia lost her son 9 days after giving birth due to medical malpractice. She is raw, open and honest about everything she went through and how her life was changed forever. How to contact Lubelia:https://www.instagram.com/runningoncoffeeandchlorophyll/New Ways to support our Podcast ~Every Dollar HelpsPurchase Merchandise https://www.spoonfedtrauma.com/shop-1Donate: https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=C5N5W3WYW9FYWIf you would like to be a guest on a future Spoon-Fed Trauma Episode to talk about an experience you overcame please email us at Spoonfedtrauma@gmail.comPlease follow us on any of the listed social media sites below for additional day to day mental health resource as well as behind the scenes Spoon-Fed Trauma Content Find us on all podcast platforms https://spoon-fed-trauma.simplecast.com/Visit our Website http://www.spoonfedtrauma.com/Instagram https://instagram.com/spoon_fed_traumaFacebook https://www.facebook.com/spoonfedtraumaTwitter https://twitter.com/spoonfedtraumaTiktok https://www.tiktok.com/@spoonfedtraumaYouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8zYboIOkLjlkieFiEosang**These conversations are just our experience from our perspective and do not replace medical advice in any way. This is your “trigger warning”. We will be discussing all aspects of mental health issues. The content of these podcasts is not intended to be substituted for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment and does not constitute medical or other professional advice. Never delay seeking medical/professional help because of something you have heard on these podcasts. We are not licensed medical professionals, just two chicks on a podcast.

RondaKae is a Gardener of Transplanted Dreams. She helps people who have experienced Transition, Trauma, or Loss, find or reimagine their dreams, and holds them accountable to achieving them. RondaKae has experienced all three, and knows the value of having a mentor, coach, and friend who can guide you through the darkness and into the light.Connect with her at: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rondakae-vainikka-8b753b5bhttps://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100078053467214

As a mother who has buried a child, Gwendy Hardcastle understands he reality and heartbreak of grief and loss, yet has experience the healing and abundance of choosing joy and living a happy fulfilling life. Join me as she shares her personal story of transformation from heartbreak to joy. For more information on Gwendy or to reach out to her, check out: linktr.ee/GwendyHardcastle

I'M STILL HERE with JOE QUILLEN     “Goodbyes are only for those who love with their eyes. Because for those who love with their heart and soul there is no such thing as separation.” – Rumi       Episode Summary:   As a parent, can you even imagine the pain of losing your child? Does your head even allow you to consider that possibility?   Today we have a raw and emotional conversation with Joe McQuillen, author, husband and father to three children, two here on Earth and one on the other side. Joe's son Christopher crossed at the tender age of 21. But their father-son relationship has carried on from opposite sides of the veil.   Joe's books are: My Search for Christopher: On the Other Side We're Not Done Yet, Pop: My Lessons from the Other Side   Listen in to hear how a grieving father and self-described “regular guy” remains lovingly connected to his son, who has helped him author his two books from the other side.       Topics We Discuss: [4:00] How Joe experienced a parent's worst nightmare, dealing with the tragic loss of his college age son in a boating accident.   [9:40] How a self-described “regular guy” opened a connection to Spirit, and ultimately an ongoing connection to his beloved son. Multiple inexplicable experiences with mediums. Unmistakable communication from Christopher.   [16:04] Joe's experience where his son Chris started coming to him directly.   [26:58] How Joe was able to preserve his marriage throughout the trauma of losing Christopher. Many couples who lose a child also lose their relationship.       FOLLOW JOE MCQUILLEN:   Find Joe McQuillen's books on Amazon, and connect with him at his website. Or reach out to Joe via email at jbmcquillen@gmail.com – he is happy to respond.     SUPPORT DR. AMY ROBBINS:   If you're enjoying the podcast and finding value in guest interviews, ghost stories, and the content I share, please consider supporting the show by becoming a Patreon member for as little as $5 a month at Patreon.com/DrAmyRobbins   As a member you'll get more say in the content we cover and exclusive access to behind-the-scenes goodness!   Stay Connected with Dr. Amy Robbins:   Instagram YouTube Fireside Website Facebook    

If there is one family that knows how to do cancer in a big way, it's the Epp-Tiessen family. There have been 10 occasions when a doctor told one of their family of five that they have cancer or that, despite the treatments, the cancer has returned. They also experienced loss after cancer took the life of their eight-year-old son, Tim. Despite all of this, the Epp-Tiessen family continues to cling to hope.  Today on Connections, Dan shares his family's story. He'll also share how they've managed to cling to their faith throughout this journey. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Join Crystal as she interviews Chief John Quillin about losing his child, alcohol abuse and recovery in the military.About John:Chief John Quillin, USN, MPA tragically lost their daughter in 2012 and thatlead to his abuse and then dependence on alcohol. John has been sober since Oct 19 of 2012. It was a dangerous time in his life, and he was able to go through a Navy outpatienttreatment plan that was 21 days. In this program he learned so much about himself and why he was drinking so much. The pain and hurt only went away when he was drinking. He received treatment and his family stayed right by his side.He is married to his amazing wife of 16 years, Dr. Mandy Quillin. They live inChesapeake, VA with their 2 boys, Landon (15), Jack (12), and their golden doodle, Rosie. They also have a parrot and a turtle, so the house feels a bit like a zoo sometimes. John is a California native and his wife grew up in Kentucky, which is where they met. He is a huge USC fan (Fight on!) and his wife loves cheering for her Kentucky wildcats. Luckily, their two teams don't play one another often, but when they do it gets fun! Their kids cheer for both to keep mom and dad happy. Before settling in Chesapeake, they spent 3 years in Sigonella, Sicily, which is where our oldest was born.Landon is a sophomore at Great Bridge High, where he stays busy with his honors andAP classes. Right now he wants to be an Occupational Therapist, but we will see if his mindchanges again between now and college. He isn't their “sports kid” but loves riding horses.Jack is in 7th grade at Great Bridge Middle, loves playing soccer, and hopes to work inpediatric mental health someday. For the last few years, him and his wife have both been focusing on our education, with Mandy earning her Doctorate of Health Science in May and me finishing my Masters of Public Administration in August. When their kids transitioned to virtual learning last year, all four of us were trying to attend school from home, which was interesting to say the least! Mandy works at Eastern Virginia Medical School, where she runs the Experiential Learning department, which means she makes sure all of the medical and health professions students are prepared and ready for their clinical rotations. She also teaches courses for EVMSand Liberty University Online. They all love what we do and in our own ways are dedicated tochanging culture to a culture of excellence.WATCH ON YOUTUBE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t5L40ZsyyDYYou can find John on his website and social media platformshttps://www.thegoodenoughdad.orgAre you enjoying the Sober Onions Podcast?  If so, your Donation or Sponsorship will help continue on the message of sobriety.All funds go to Podcast website, editing fees, hosting fees and media expenses.https://soberonions.com/sponsors-patrons/ Your donation can change the lives of those struggling with addiction or those trying to maintain Sobriety. We are a community that grows by sharing and supporting each other.Thank you for your Support~ CrystalFOLLOW on IG: sober.onionsFacebook: Sober OnionsTik Tok: Sober OnionsALL Episodes on https://soberonions.com

* Veronica shares about past miscarriages and her experience, if that is triggering for you you are welcome to skip 6:55 - 15:39 minute mark of this episode.Thrilled to introduce Veronica Garcia to you all.  Veronica does not only have an amazing voice that hits deep in your soul, she also is an incredible person whose story connects with your own. I don't normally have any indication of what each guest is going to share. This allows me to be present and see where God wants to lead the conversation.  Through Veronica's story, we hear about the loss that so many people silently walk through in miscarriage.  This discussion connected with my own story and I hope you can find the beauty of Jesus behind every tear and triumph.Reflection Questions:1. There are moments when we feel like life has been wasted on us. I encourage you to pray for direction, clarity, and guidance on how God is using your parable for so much more?2.  Who is someone that is championing you in your life? Thank them for doing just that and for what it has meant to you. If you don't have that kind of person in your life, ask God to bring someone to mind or place somebody in your life this week. Connect with VeronicaInstagram | Facebook Voice with Vee - Website | Facebook Hezekiah information How to support The Parable PodcastSubscribe or Follow the show so you don't miss the next episode of The Parable Podcast through your favorite podcast app (i.e. iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher).  Join The Parable Podcast E-mail list so you can hear some of Danielle's own Parables and encouragement.

The Fight | Chrissy L. Whitten | Daniel and Jenny Muscatell PodcastThat's the #Truth podcastToday's Guest is Chrissy L. Whitten. Chrissy is an award winning author of her new book release, The fight - Journal's from a warriors mother. The Fight is the first book in a series of four and walks others who may be struggling, through a  faith-filled journey of extraordinary circumstances. Chrissy writes honestly and openly about her daughter Lilian, who defied odds and mountains stacked against her. Doctors encouraged Chrissy to prepare for Lillian's first breath, to also be her last, but  God and Lilian had different plans, and for 103 days, Lilian lived. She touched lives and left a legacy of love, and hope. During this journey, Chrissy kept a blog of each of those beautiful 103 days. This blog came to be known as Chrissy's Caring Bridge Posts. Through faith-filled inspiration, a strong call from God, and some encouragement from some amazing individuals, Chrissy has turned her Caring Bridge posts into a beautiful guide filled with scripture, songs, and soul food that will encourage and equip you for spiritual battle. Connect with Daniel and Jenny:Website:https: //www.moscatellis.com/Website:https: //www.jennymuscatell.com/Insta:https: //www.instagram.com/jennymuscatell/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/JenMuscatellPodcast: https://www.buzzsprout.com/1737272Connect with Chrissy:Website: https://chrissylwhitten.com/Insta: https://www.instagram.com/chrissylwhitten/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/chrissylwhitten

Have you or someone you know experienced the grief of losing an infant child? Ashley Opliger, President and Executive Director of Bridget's Cradles,  shares her story of heartbreak and  how the hope of Jesus brought her healing even in the midst of overwhelming grief. Learn how the ministry she founded in honor of her precious daughter, Bridget, comforts over 26,000 bereaved families a year. She is also the host of the Cradled in Hope podcast and the leader of Hope Gatherings support groups.Journey of a Cradle VideoWave of Light VideoBridget's Cradles Social Media:  Instagram | FacebookAshley's Social Media: Instagram | FacebookGod Girl NationGod Girl Nation Community Facebook Group

April Johnson 39 year old Evangelist Missionary. Aspiring Author and Mentor. Director of Children's Ministry in my local church. I'm a singer, a Praise Dancer, and A Child of God. I put my best foot forward in all I do no matter the struggle and heat ache. Mother of 3 handsome son's and one beautiful baby girl

Justina Page is an international speaker and natural storyteller who speaks with a bold and refreshing honesty that touches the hearts of audiences. Tune in to our midweek discussion with podcast host Justina Page as she shares answers to some of the most popular questions she has been asked. Today's question: How did you move forward? Her speeches unfold with a combination of humor, insightful observation and wisdom, as well as practical application. Justina is a woman whose faith was tested by fire. She now inspires audiences across the country with a powerful message of hope and triumph. She is the author of the award-winning book, The Circle of Fire which tells the story of how Justina's life was changed forever when fire swept through her home, March 7, 1999. The loss of her 22-month-old twin son, Amos, the severe and lasting injuries of her other twin son, Benjamin, and her own devastating experience of third-degree burns covering 55 percent of her body affected the entire family. She is also the author of 8 other literary works. From the ashes of fire, a new hope has emerged. She is the Founder and Executive Director of The Amos House of Faith, a non-profit organization, established to provide post-burn support to children and families affected by burn trauma. She is a supporting actress in the award-winning faith-based movie We Are Stronger and the highly anticipated upcoming TV series Breaking Strongholds.

Justina Page is an international speaker and natural storyteller who speaks with a bold and refreshing honesty that touches the hearts of audiences. Tune in to our midweek discussion with podcast host Justina Page as she shares answers to some of the most popular questions she has been asked. Today's question: How did you move forward? Her speeches unfold with a combination of humor, insightful observation and wisdom, as well as practical application. Justina is a woman whose faith was tested by fire. She now inspires audiences across the country with a powerful message of hope and triumph. She is the author of the award-winning book, The Circle of Fire which tells the story of how Justina's life was changed forever when fire swept through her home, March 7, 1999. The loss of her 22-month-old twin son, Amos, the severe and lasting injuries of her other twin son, Benjamin, and her own devastating experience of third-degree burns covering 55 percent of her body affected the entire family. She is also the author of 8 other literary works. From the ashes of fire, a new hope has emerged. She is the Founder and Executive Director of The Amos House of Faith, a non-profit organization, established to provide post-burn support to children and families affected by burn trauma. She is a supporting actress in the award-winning faith-based movie We Are Stronger and the highly anticipated upcoming TV series Breaking Strongholds.

Martha Giffen is an author, speaker, wife, and mother. She knows what it's like to experience one of life's deepest sorrows, the loss of a child. Her story is one of shattered faith to unshakable faith.Her mission now is to give insight, comfort, and encouragement to others going through the grieving process.

Dr. John DeGarmo is an international expert on foster care, an author, and TEDx speaker. He and his wife have had over 60 children com through their home as foster parents. He is a consultant to foster care agencies, child welfare organizations, and legal firms.  Dr. John has appeared on CNN HLN, Good Morning America, ABC, NBC, CBS, FOX, PBS, and more.  He and his wife have won numerous awards, including the Good Morning America Ultimate Hero Award. In his interview. Dr. John DeGarmo also shares about foster care, adoption, human trafficking and parenting.  AND....how he made it through the worst pain a parent can survive - the death of his first child. Loving those who have known no love, who have been tossed aside, abused, and neglected is a gift with HUGE benefits.  

Justina Page is an international speaker and natural storyteller who speaks with a bold and refreshing honesty that touches the hearts of audiences. Tune in to our midweek discussion with podcast host Justina Page as she shares answers to some of the most popular questions she has been asked. Today's question: How did you move forward? Her speeches unfold with a combination of humor, insightful observation and wisdom, as well as practical application. Justina is a woman whose faith was tested by fire. She now inspires audiences across the country with a powerful message of hope and triumph. She is the author of the award-winning book, The Circle of Fire which tells the story of how Justina's life was changed forever when fire swept through her home, March 7, 1999. The loss of her 22-month-old twin son, Amos, the severe and lasting injuries of her other twin son, Benjamin, and her own devastating experience of third-degree burns covering 55 percent of her body affected the entire family. She is also the author of 8 other literary works. From the ashes of fire, a new hope has emerged. She is the Founder and Executive Director of The Amos House of Faith, a non-profit organization, established to provide post-burn support to children and families affected by burn trauma. She is a supporting actress in the award-winning faith-based movie We Are Stronger and the highly anticipated upcoming TV series Breaking Strongholds.

Emotional and Psychological Trauma hit so many people, and things have been heightened during the Pandemic from youth to adults.When bad things happen, it can take a while to get over the pain and feel safe again. But with these self-help strategies and support, you can speed up your recovery.Nicole Gebhardt, CEO & Founder of Spiritual Lighthouse Healing and Guidance is passionate about sharing her story of survival and hope gleaned from a tumultuous grief and pain filled past.As a former victim Nicole, is now truly a survivor having worked her way through molestation, rape, alcohol and drug addiction, marital abuse, divorce and loss of a child. As a warrior of and for all women, she brings beautiful angelic healing, enlightenment and guidance through her one-on-one counseling, Reiki, support groups, speaking engagements, retreats and social media platforms.Nicole is considered to be a gifted healer and a beloved friend to those in need. She uses her business to weave together her life experiences and knowledge, to uplift and help women, especially military spouses, to not only change lives but save lives. Nicole further assures these women they are not alone and that they are good enough to be loved for exactly who they are. She gently and lovingly directs them to shed past or current resentments, disappointments, fear and mistrust. She assists them through the grieving process, to discover and relish in their own special talents and wake up every day in love and bliss. Nicole is here for you and sees you. So when YOU are ready REACH OUT to her, she will guide you & lead you to that pure JOY, HAPPINESS & LOVE that YOU deserve.Nicole Gebhardt Links:Email: info@spirituallighthousehealing.comWebsiteFacebookLinkedInYouTubeInstagramBlogHELPFUL PRODUCTS:"The Science of Happiness"https://arthurbrooks.com/Good Four: Faith, Family, Friends, WorkBad Four: Idolization of Money, Power, Pleasure, Fame"10 Keys to Happier Living" - Five Outside Factors & Five Inside Factorshttps://www.actionforhappiness.org/10-keyshttps://amzn.to/3aUXqaf - Book LinkAmazon Best Sellers on "Keys to Happiness"https://amzn.to/3qVFHF7https://amzn.to/3bEfNQ2https://amzn.to/3aUXqafhttps://amzn.to/3kqcijVFitness/Nutrition Product LinksTikTok Butt-Lift LeggingsFood JournalsSelf Help BooksHealthy CookbooksPlus Size FashionsAtomic Habits BookThink Like a Monk BookGet Out of Your Head BookPopular Fitness Products for SuccessLift LeggingsFitness BandsAthleisure WearMassage GunWearable Fitness DevicesWater BottlesHOST ANNE MCDANIELS LINKS:Facebook: Anne McDanielsFacebook: Anne McDaniels ActressInstagram: @annemcdanielsactressInstagram: @annemcdanielsTwitter : @annemcdanielsIMDB : Anne McDanielsClubhouse: @annemcdanielsTikTok: Anne McDanielsClubhouse: @annemcdanielsMusic Credit: DDMyzik: "Bluesy Hip Hop Loop"; Creative Commons LicensingPhoto Credit: iStock

Have you had to survive staggering loss in your life? Robin Cote is a widow who also lost her young daughter but taught herself how to heal in spite of life's sometimes-ugly dealings. Robin is a survivor, not only of loss but also of domestic violence, verbal and emotional abuse, rape and bullying. She is an outspoken advocate for victims. Through all she has endured, "VICTIM" will never be a word use to describe Robin. Her journey started when she was raped as a teenager. Robin's father didn't believe her and wouldn't call the cops. He said she deserved it because she had a sip of beer (which had been drugged) and her mother didn't comfort her. From that point on, she KNEW she was on her own. Robin Cote is a radio and show business personality, author, transformational coach and motivational speaker with a no-nonsense attitude. Robin’s story, “Victim No More!” is her personal journey through the morass of abuse and loss, ultimately revealing her own self-worth, preservation, and accountability. It's Up To You....To Have A Better Life This message rings true not only in the pages of her book but in her daily life. Robin is a living kidney donor, a loving mom, an award-winning writer, and honored member of the Arizona independent film and music community. She currently works as a Podcast Producer for Star Worldwide Networks and hosts her own podcast, Get Real with Robin.   It's not what happens to us but what we do with it that makes all the difference.   I guarantee that Robin's story of perseverance, tenacity and getting REAL may possibly shock you but.......for those who have been victims of any abuse will be encouraged, motivated and challenged. Robin shares that no matter what we go through in life, we have to learn to pick ourselves up and persevere. She shares HOW to do that:

Letisha Galloway shares the story of her beginnings: born with a deformity; faced abandonment, rejection, domestic abuse and the loss of her infant son. She shares in depth of how she overcame through dedicating her life back to God and how she's using her experience to help others avoid domestic abuse.

In another mother-daughter interview, Janet Rowley and Liz Jorgensen share messages of tragedy, hope, faith, and angels. PEBBLE OF THE WEEK: Take 10 minutes to ponder on the angels that have supported and uplifted you in your life. Share this episode with a friend who has been an angel to you. RESOURCES:Affiliate Disclaimer - As an Amazon Associate and member of other affiliate programs, we may earn advertising or referral fees from qualifying purchases. Thank you for supporting Pebbles of Light!Jeffrey R. Holland quote - https://www.churchofjesuschrist.org/study/general-conference/2008/10/the-ministry-of-angels?lang=engRichard G. Scott quote - https://www.churchofjesuschrist.org/study/general-conference/1995/10/trust-in-the-lord?lang=engSealing definition - https://www.churchofjesuschrist.org/temples/what-happens-in-a-temple-sealing?lang=engThis episode on YouTube Follow Anne:Website: www.annemaxson.com  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pebblesoflight  Instagram: @PebblesOfLightSupport Pebbles of Light by visiting our sponsors:This is an affiliate link for Betterhelp Counseling Services. I receive a commission when people use this link. Go to https://www.betterhelp.com/pebbles for 10% off your first month of convenient, affordable, and accessible counseling services.Shine Cosmetics: https://www.shinecosmetics.com/?afmc=AnneM10   (**Always get 10% off with code AnneM10)See Good Days Shop:  https://see-good-days.myteespring.co/  (**Always get 10% off with code AnneM10 at checkout.)

It was on my heart to share these 6 simple steps to boost self love, compassion, extend understanding and even maybe a little bit of forgiveness.  If you're coming to this space a little bit heartbroken, that's good because a broken heart is an open heart and I hope anyone listening to my podcast will keep an open mind and just give these exercises a try.  They may just have a profound effect on how you relate to yourself and others.  

023—After a tragic accident that would take the life of her 11-year-old daughter and leave her 9-year-old son fighting for his life, Terece Horton returns to the Shine podcast to discuss the debut of her memoir, "Rebecca's Gift."A few years after the fateful accident, Terece started writing to capture all the signs, symbols, and messages that continued to guide her toward her healing. The beginning of this book would sit in a box, unopened for over 20 years. In this interview, Terece shares the unexpected motivation she received to finish and share her story. And, so she did.Rebecca's Gift is a story of a mother's love for her lost daughter, her devotion to her son, and her process of healing. But even more, the story delivers the beautiful, hopeful, message we all must learn: after loss, love goes on. And with that knowledge, we are compelled to go on, too.You won't want to miss this episode.-----To learn more about "Rebecca's Gift," visit:https://amzn.to/2LRJC6DTo receive messages from your own spiritual guidance, visit:maryobana.com/private-readingTo learn more about Mary Obana, visit her website:maryobana.comTo contact Mary directly or to receive her newsletter, please email her at:mary@maryobana.comFollow her:Facebook @maryobana.shineInstagram @obanamary

In today's conversation, we share a discussion with musicians, Shannon and Brittany Clark, as we explore the story of how the tragic and sudden loss of their newborn daughter, to a rare heart condition -Nearly side railed their love and shared career as recording artists. We also explore how music has been a common bond which has given them strength and resiliency to overcome the devastating loss of a child- pulling them closer together as a family with their surviving children. We discover how leaning into your faith, learning to surrender and trusting your gut can become your life line to pull you out of the pain of grief. On this episode of The Light Inside. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thelightinside/message

This episode is a short reading of scripture to battle loss and grief. God's Word is alive and active, and has the power to transform our minds and bring us peace and healing like nothing else in this life can. This episode is a short reading of scripture to do just that. I pray it brings you peace, comfort, and hope today.

If you are walking through grief on any level, this conversation will leave you encouraged to trust and lean into God more in your pain. DeeAnna shares the story of her tragic loss and how her and her family navigated those early days of shock and grief. She shares how difficult the days following the  accident were, but how looking back God carried their family in many divine ways and has never left them. We discuss the process of grief and how different it can be for each person,  and how she responded to grief and how it affected her both emotionally and physically. We also tackle all the different triggers that can accompany grief, and how to help yourself when these triggers surface. She shares how she has helped her kids navigate grief. She shares some of her lifelines in this battle of grief, which included digging into Gods Word (YouVersion Bible App Plans), counseling, Grief Share support group, being apart of discipleship group of women, and reading lots of books on heaven. Some of those books included, "Heaven is for Real" by Todd Burpo, "Appointments with Heaven by Reggir Anderson", and "Heaven" by Randy Alcorn. She shares scripture she fights back with to not let grief overcome her. She shares some of Coleman's story and how through his impact God has brought purpose to the pain. She shares ways friends and family can support those walking through grief. In the end, She reminds listeners its ok to not be ok, its ok to be sad, its ok to take time to grieve, and give yourself grace in this very difficult road of grieving your loved one. You can find her on instagram at @tdmidgett. 

Today on the Thriving Beyond Belief podcast, Laura Smith! In the new book, How Sweet the Sound: The Power and Promise of 30 Beloved Hymns from Our Daily Bread Publishing, author Laura Smith takes a fresh look at 30 classic hymns, sharing warm devotional stories and making meaningful connections between these songs of the past and our twenty-first century lives. Do you miss listening to the sweet harmonies of hymns being sung in church? Do you recall precious life memories when a specific hymn encouraged your heart? Hymns will forever be God’s music packed with truth, redemption, and joy, no matter how the times or culture change. There is a reason they still speak to us, generation after generation. How Sweet the Sound marries the past with the present by showing how hymns unite, restore, and re-center God’s children. Each chapter includes the lyrics to a favorite hymn, an interesting modern-day story of how that hymn continues to impact lives, and questions for contemplation. These stories will appeal to those who grew up in church singing from a hymnal, as well as a new generation seeking truth put to music. You’ll enjoy hearing the stories of how hymns have affected other people’s lives as you remember how the hymns you treasure have affected yours. About the Author: Laura L. Smith is a music lover. She grew up singing old hymns in her traditional church, then rushing home to count down the rest of the Top 40 on Billboard’s music charts with Casey Kasem. A best-selling author, Smith speaks around the country sharing the love of Christ with women at conferences and events. She lives in the college town of Oxford, Ohio, with her husband and four kids.

In this episode I will talk to a woman named Stephanie that shares her story of losing her son Lucas. She talks about what life was like before she found out she was pregnant, and what her experience was like at the hospital in the NICU when her son was born. She describes her last moments with her son and how ultimately God got her through this unimaginable time. *This podcast may act as a trigger for some as it covers a topic of sensitive nature.* _________________________________Thank you to our sponsors:BetterHelp - Visit https://betterhelp.com/brightsideoflife to join the over 500,000 people talking charge of their mental health with the help of an experienced professional.Special offer for The Bright Side of Life listeners... get 10% off your first month at https://betterhelp.com/brightsideoflifeWant to help support the show? Click here: https://www.thebrightsideoflifepodcast.com/support/Connect with Melissa: https://www.thebrightsideoflifepodcast.com/Shop The Bright Side of Life Clothing Co.https://the-bright-side-of-lifee.myshopify.com/Join in on the conversation on our Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/199289224416822Support the show (https://www.thebrightsideoflifepodcast.com/support/)

Today on the Thriving Beyond Belief podcast, Alli Worthington! Alli is like many of us – a woman following her calling in ministry, work, and family – who found herself at a spiritual crossroads. God called her into something new, but she wasn’t sure she was strong enough to say yes. Standing Strong delivers a wealth of practical tips and Godly wisdom that will leave you encouraged to follow the dream God has planted in your heart. You are enough” is a well-intentioned, encouraging message preached to overwhelmed, burnt-out women. Bestselling author Alli Worthington used to be one of them, but when faced with adversity, found herself searching for more. Being enough was no longer enough. In her new book Standing Strong: A Woman’s Guide to Overcoming Adversity and Living with Confidence (Zondervan, September 2020), Alli encourages women to draw strength from their God-given identities, to overcome the obstacles that keep them from reaching their full potential and living out their dreams, and to walk confidently in the direction of their calling. With God, they are more than enough. “God has made you strong, with the ability to survive anything that comes your way,” writes Alli. “Even when you feel weak and overwhelmed, you’re stronger thank you think. There is a strength within you that passes human understanding.” Alli found herself at a spiritual crossroads—the Lord was calling her to step away from her comfort zone and into something new, but she wasn’t sure she was strong enough to say yes. What if everything fell apart? Why should she have to leave something she loved? Alli is available for interviews and can speak to: A life-changing partnership: saying “yes & Amen” to God How to break through the 6 common roadblocks that hold women back Why self-empowerment can be just as crippling as self-doubt What you need to know about your inner critic The surprising secret to confidence What to do when you feel unsupported in achieving your goals How to become unshakable in the face of adversity The 5-Second Secret to push past self-doubt 6 keys to stepping into the future with strength “Your calling won’t look like anyone else’s, ever. God chose you. He made you exactly who you are. He set your life in motion. He put you here on this Earth right here, right now because He wants you to partner with Him, and He has something special that only you can do in His kingdom.” Alli Worthington is known for her straight-talking encouragement and practical tools that help women reach their dreams in business and life. She’s a business coach and co-founder of Called Creatives, where she coaches writers and speakers. Author of The Year of Living Happy, Fierce Faith, and Breaking Busy, Alli is a well-known speaker and host of the popular podcast, The Alli Worthington Show. Her no-nonsense, guilt-free take on business, family, and balance have led to appearances on TODAY and Good Morning America. Alli lives with her husband, Mark, and their five sons outside of Nashville with the only golden retriever who refuses to retrieve.

Today on the Thriving Beyond Belief podcast, Dawn Barton! Dawn Barton has endured more pain and heartache in her lifetime than Hallmark can fit into a single movie: the loss of a child, divorce, cancer, rape, near-death of her mother from a brain aneurism, the death of her only sibling, and her husband’s substance abuse. But because she experienced such incredible pain, she also knows incredible joy… so much so, this sassy southerner refers to herself as a "Joyologist.” In her new book, Laughing Through the Ugly Cry:… and Finding Unstoppable Joy, Dawn shares her powerful journey to find hope, joy, and laughter in the midst of even the most unfathomable circumstances. And though her trials were heavy, her words are light—laced with the humor and perspective that keep you laughing, no matter what. “Even in the face of all the things you can’t control – the announcements, the diagnosis, the calls you hoped you’d never get – there’s something you do get to control,” writes Dawn. “Choose to look for joy in the small spaces between fear and confusion, and make that the moral of your story.” Dawn knows the adversity she’s experienced has enabled her to experience joy in a more profound and vibrant way. Laughing Through the Ugly Cry is a beautiful book that will encourage anyone facing difficulty to do so with humor and faith, and to mindfully seek joy no matter how bleak circumstances may appear. “Finding joy in your life does not mean you walk around in a perpetual state of skipping and laughing. It doesn’t mean you are grinning and waving to every single passerby, although that would be fun. It means when you are sitting in the pain, you can take a deep breath and smile because you have one more breath to live.”

Lori Prusnek and her family have experienced a parent's worst fears.Lori is a professor of Occupational Therapy. Occupational Therapy (OT) began with a primary focus on the mental health aspect and treating the whole person, but slowly lost its way. Today, OT is recognizing the vital role that mental health is in providing therapy to the whole person. Lori's knowledge and training were tested with the loss of their child. Through that loss, Lori has found a deeper level of care and mental health as it relates to the person as a whole--not just the physical.Lori shares the struggles she and her family faced, and how she continues to learn the importance of seeing people from a different perspective. No one knows what others are going through and part of her message is to be compassionate and understanding.Join my conversation with Lori and she shares this difficult story in hopes of providing comfort and healing to others.https://BehindTheMike.net

Mother’s Day can be emotionally challenging whether you are struggling with the loss of a mother, you have boundary issues with toxic or verbally abusive mothers or maybe you have an emotionally unavailable mother.  These relationship dynamics are complicated to say the least.  That’s why I have Réa Wright, MA, LPC  Psychotherapist, Holistic Coach joining me to discuss how you will celebrate or remember your Mother or the mother figures in your life.   We also touch on how you get through this day if you're faced with grief, loss or trauma related to miscarriage or losing a child.

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Fran Caffey Sandin, a retired nurse, has authored two books, contributed to several anthologies and magazines. Fran lost two sons. She shares her story of how she found the strength to get through severe trauma. Through all this heart-wrenching loss, including her father's suicide, she has learned much including what the three stages of grief are and how to survive them.   She teaches us that we can overcome the effects of tragedy and how to help others survive their circumstances. We need to know what to say and what not to say when our friends are suffering.  During her interview, she details the three stages of grief: Crisis Crucible Construction  

Have you ever lost someone you love, whether it was the end of the relationship or death? Know anyone who has lost a mother or a child? Then this is a message for you and the those you love. We must accept that with love comes loss. Bereavement Doula, Sierra Spencer, shares her story along with what to do and not-to-do, in a bad relationship and when someone loses a loved one. Where do you draw you line between being nice and taken advantage of? This is the topic of today’s Mess into a Message.Send Mimi a messageRead the latest blog Join the Get High On Motivation familyStart your own podcast and get a free giftThank you for listening. We love you!Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=EX8HZPL96EADY&source=url)

Today on A Musing, I'm talking about Mother's Day and expressing empathy for women on all sides of this issue (those missing their moms, single moms,women battling infertility, mothers who have lost a child, women who don't desire motherhood but still love big, and mothers who have the joy of loving on their children every day).

Joseph McQuillen is the author of the new book “My Search For Christopher on the Other Side”. In it, Joe discusses how he went from being a skeptic to a believer and how he opened up his own intuition to connect with his son on a regular basis, after his son's untimely death. Join Robert Manni, author of The Guys' Guy's Guide To Love as we discuss life, love and the pursuit of happiness. Subscribe to Guy's Guy Radio on iTunes! Buy The Guys' Guy's Guide to Love now!

Joseph McQuillen is the author of the new book “My Search For Christopher on the Other Side”. In it, Joe discusses how he went from being a skeptic to a believer and how he opened up his own intuition to connect with his son on a regular basis, after his son's untimely death. Join Robert Manni, author of The Guys' Guy's Guide To Love as we discuss life, love and the pursuit of happiness. Subscribe to Guy's Guy Radio on iTunes! Buy The Guys' Guy's Guide to Love now!

This week we meet Kyle and Ashley Jones. Ashley is the founder of Love Not Lost, a non-profit organization who photographs people facing a terminal diagnosis. This dream came out of their own painful loss of their daughter. They share about the difficulty of grief and marriage. Their redemptive story will provide hope in the midst of times of loss and despair. Welcome to the Love or Work Podcast, hosted by Andre Shinabarger (Physician Assistant, Grady Hospital) and Jeff Shinabarger (Social Entrepreneur and Founder of Plywood People). They are asking the question: Is it possible to change the world, stay in love and raise a healthy family? 100 interviews where Jeff and Andre learn from other working families in the journey of marriage, purpose and parenting. Website: www.loveorwork.com Instagram: www.instagram.com/loveorwork Learn more about Love Not Lost: https://lovenotlost.org/ Love or Work is a project of Plywood People. Plywood is a non-profit in Atlanta leading a community of start-ups doing good. www.plywoodpeople.com

This episode of "Heart to Heart with Michael" features returning Guests Jackie Renfrow and her mother Wilodene Gist. Featured in July, this mother-daughter duo talked to Michael about losing loved ones to a misdiagnosis. In today's episode this dynamic duo talk to Michael about what it means to suffer loss after loss generation after generation. They talk about what helps them to continue even after their loved ones are gone and they also talk about what survival means to them.

This episode of "Heart to Heart with Michael" features returning Guests Jackie Renfrow and her mother Wilodene Gist. Featured in July, this mother-daughter duo talked to Michael about losing loved ones to a misdiagnosis. In today's episode this dynamic duo talk to Michael about what it means to suffer loss after loss generation after generation. They talk about what helps them to continue even after their loved ones are gone and they also talk about what survival means to them.

Christina Levasheff had a beautiful and simple life with her husband, young son, and infant daughter.  When her 29 month old son, Judson, began to show some atypical physical symptoms, Christina and her husband began the process of seeking medical attention to discover what was going on.  After some incorrect diagnoses, Judson was ultimately diagnosed with Krabbe Leukodystrophy Disease, a genetic disease that destroys the white matter in the brain.  In just five months, the Levasheffs watched their bright and active two year old lose vision, speech, and all body movements to eventual death.  Throughout the short but intense suffering, Judson retained his mental functioning and joy.  As with all the stories told through Tears of Gold, this is a story of suffering and heartache, but it is also a story of how God met Christina in her pain.  It is a story of how the compassionate Lord gathered her in His arms and comforted her in ways only the good Father can.  And how God has taken that pain and transformed it into a ministry of hope to walk alongside others in their pain.  Christina and her husband, Drake, and their daughter, Jessie use Judson's Legacy to bless the children and families walking a similar journey they did.  I pray you'll be blessed as you hear Christina's sharing in this episode. Books mentioned during episode: A Grace Disguised: How the Soul Grows through Loss by Jerry L. Sittser Lament for a Son by Nicholas Wolterstorff Streams in the Desert by L.B.E. Cowman Morning and Evening by Charles H. Spurgeon  There Is No Good Card for This: What to Say and Do When Life is Scary, Awful, and Unfair to the People You Love by Kelsey Crowe and Emily McDowell The book Christina wrote about her loss: Eyes that See: Judson's Story of Hope in Suffering by Christina Levasheff   Follow Tears of Gold: Instagram : @tearsofgold16 Facebook : Tears of Gold :: Stories of Hope Website : www.tearsofgold.com To Leave a Review on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/tearsofgold-podcast/id1195223602?mt  Click blue button on left "View in iTunes" Click "Ratings and Review" Click "Write a Review" Thank you for taking the time to write a review on iTunes! If you or someone you know would be interested in being a guest on Tears of Gold, fill out a contact form here.

In her book I’ll Meet You at the Base of the Mountain, Donna Visocky candidly shares – often with brutal honesty — the most intimate moments of her inner and outer struggle to rebuild her life after the loss of her child. Motivated by guidance she receives from Kristi on the other side, and a compelling, but puzzling directive: “I’ll meet you at the base of the mountain,” Donna begins a soul’s journey to find meaning and hope in the midst of tragedy.

I know from the title this sounds like a major downer of an episode, but I assure you it's not.  Joel and Samantha Brandt have walked through heartache few of us know but their hope, faith, and joy overflow in our conversation together.  When pregnant with their first child, Joel and Samantha learned at the anatomy scan that their daughter was diagnosed with Trisomy 18.  Delivered at 38 weeks after her heart stopped beating, the Brandts held Reagan for the first and last time.  Grieving their loss while hoping to still add to their family, Joel and Samantha tried to get pregnant again for a year and, for still unknown reasons, were not able to conceive.   They turned to the adoption process to help create their family and were excited to bring home son, Tucker Cole, in early January 2017.  In this podcast, you'll hear from both Joel and Samantha as they share their story of loss and hope.  And you'll hear little Tucker chime in at one point!  Their waiting arms are now filled with a gift from the Lord.     Resources mentioned: Book: You'll Get Through This by Max Lucado

Today's episode of Heart to Heart with Michael deals with the subject of "Rainbow Babies" which is a term used for a baby who is born after a parent loses a baby. Today's Guest is Sheri Turner, a bereaved mother who went on to have 3 heart healthy children after losing her son, Thomas 19 years ago. Tune in to hear how Sheri felt about getting pregnant after losing a child, what it means to her to have her rainbow babies and how she is still giving back to the congenital heart defect community almost 2 decades later.

Today's episode of Heart to Heart with Michael deals with the subject of "Rainbow Babies" which is a term used for a baby who is born after a parent loses a baby. Today's Guest is Sheri Turner, a bereaved mother who went on to have 3 heart healthy children after losing her son, Thomas 19 years ago. Tune in to hear how Sheri felt about getting pregnant after losing a child, what it means to her to have her rainbow babies and how she is still giving back to the congenital heart defect community almost 2 decades later.

How does a parent survive losing a child to a congenital heart defect? What keeps parents living even when they feel their own hearts will break? Tune in to hear 3 mothers' tales of survival after loss.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/HearttoHeart)

Meet Donna Mebane, author of Tomorrow Comes! The worst nightmare – and the worst wound – for any parent is the loss of a child. Such a loss cuts to the core of one’s spirit and soul. But that painful experience sometimes opens our senses to mere inklings as well as clear indicators that there is an energy of life that survives mortal death. Such was Donna Mebane's experience. Tomorrow Comes, in a three-book series that imagines Emma's life on that other plane. www.starshinegalaxy.comThis show is broadcast live on W4CY Radio (www.w4cy.com) part of Talk 4 Radio (http://www.talk4radio.com/) on the Talk 4 Media Network (http://www.talk4media.com/).

Meet Donna Mebane, author of Tomorrow Comes Every once in a while, we are hit by a catalyst with the magnitude of an avalanche, an event so significant that our very survival is at stake. This is what happened to Donna Mebane. The catalyst to her journey was the loss of her nineteen year old daughter, Emma. What she learned and how she has manifested it is a fascinating look at how we choose to move forward in life – and what just might happen when we do. www.starshinegalaxy.comThis show is broadcast live on W4CY Radio – (www.w4cy.com) part of Talk 4 Radio (http://www.talk4radio.com/) on the Talk 4 Media Network (http://www.talk4media.com/).

January Jones - Loss of A Child Donna Mebane grew up wanting to be two things: a mother and a writer. She first became a mom and then a writer after the death of her youngest child, Emma. While Donna has had numerous writing experiences over the years, she became a published author after she wrote Tomorrow Comes as a way of envisioning a future for her 19-year-old daughter who went to sleep one night and never woke up.  She calls Tomorrow Comes a work of “reality fiction” because it captures the reality of grief that family and friends endured after Emma died at the same time that it creates an enchanting fictional world of AFTER.

Congenital heart defects claim far too many Heart Warriors' lives. It is a leading cause of death amongst newborns and consequently, there are a lot of bereaved parents suffering the loss of their precious babies. How does a parent survive the loss of their child for even one day, much less during the holiday season? Join us on Heart to Heart with Anna as we debunk some common myths about losing a child, gain some valuable advice from two mothers who have been there and talk about some healthy ways to handle the most devastating event a parent can ever experience -- the death of their child.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/HearttoHeart)

How many of you have heard of the "choking game"? Well if you have children you NEED to know, it is a  matter of life or death. No one knows this better than Wendi, mother of Joshua a young man that played this game, and lost....his life. Now a family mourns, yet somehow in the middle of their suffering they find peace with God & ignited a passion to save the lives of other helpless children unaware of the true risk of playing such a dangerous game. Please do not miss this episode and please share it with anyone you know with children, you could save a life. 

How many of you have heard of the "choking game"? Well if you have children you NEED to know, it is a  matter of life or death. No one knows this better than Wendi, mother of Joshua a young man that played this game, and lost....his life. Now a family mourns, yet somehow in the middle of their suffering they find peace with God & ignited a passion to save the lives of other helpless children unaware of the true risk of playing such a dangerous game. Please do not miss this episode and please share it with anyone you know with children, you could save a life.