God will often use things in nature, or things going on around us, to speak to our hearts, showing us something we need to see, or helping us understand a truth we need to grasp.
In today’s episode, Laura shares some of the things God showed her while walking mountain trails, that have to do with grieving the earthly loss of our children.
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Birthdays:
Gabriel Burgos was born on December 9, who budded on earth to bloom in heaven.
Maria Elena Navarrete was born on December 12 and is forever 55.
Tyler Sitter was born on December 12 and is forever 32.
Tanner Allen-Harris was born on December 13 and is forever 20.
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Remember to Hold On Pain Eases; there is HOPE!
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grades for 15 years. Now she enjoys pursuing her love of writing. The primary focus of her writing has always leaned toward themes of hope, faith, and trust in the goodness of God. Since the death of her daughter and only child, she writes about her grief journey and surviving a devastating loss. She continues to write about trusting in God’s goodness and grace while grappling with the hard questions. Sara and her husband, Dennis, live in Arizona.
details her handling of grief over the loss of her 17-year-old daughter. It also provides insightful advice for those seeking to support and help those who grieve. She has raised six children, residing with her husband, Larry in Mt. Juliet, Tennessee. Kim is the CFO of Peacock Engineering, a cemetery construction company that specializes in cemetery improvement and expansion. Through her blog, Wild Victorious Heart, and her book and speaking, Kim acts as a grief mentor to others in need. She enjoys spending time with her several grandchildren, gardening and playing with the animals on her mini farm.
