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One Wedding and a Funeral

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Most of us would never imagine that the year we get engaged is also the year we will die.  My dear, sweet, young friend became engaged to the man who she knew was her soul mate, after finally taking a chance at love again following the painful divorce from her first love.  Shortly after … [Read more...] about One Wedding and a Funeral

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What to Say to a Griever

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Many of us are at a loss about what to say when a friend has suffered a loss.  We know that we ought to say something, but we worry about saying the wrong thing.  So we may end up saying nothing at all, which may even be more hurtful to the grieving person who is already feeling alone.  The … [Read more...] about What to Say to a Griever

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Stages of Grieving?

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Many years ago Elizabeth Kubler-Ross wrote a book entitled On Death and Dying. The book identified five stages that a dying person goes through when they are told that they have a terminal illness. Those stages are: denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance. For many years, in the … [Read more...] about Stages of Grieving?

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Does Time Heal?

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This common saying may be true for scraped knees and paper cuts, but not for broken hearts. Yes, it does take time to recover from emotional pain, but time alone is not enough. The following article is a great example of why time just isn't enough. The FLAW in T.H.A.W. Most dangerous of the … [Read more...] about Does Time Heal?

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What Not To Say

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I believe most people truly want to be helpful when their loved one is hurting after a loss. And yet, most people probably don't know what to say, so they just say whatever seems right at the moment. Often what we think is right, or what we have been taught to say, isn't always … [Read more...] about What Not To Say

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10 Tips for Moving Through Grief

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When we experience a loss and it's accompanying grief and mourning,  it is important to take care of our own needs, even if that means disappointing others at times.  All of the strong emotions that are involved can be confusing, distressing, and always changing.  Often we can feel several emotions … [Read more...] about 10 Tips for Moving Through Grief

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  • One Wedding and a Funeral
  • We Must Grieve
  • Emotions Affect Healing
  • What to Say to a Griever
  • Stages of Grieving?
  • Does Time Heal?
  • What Not To Say
  • Murmuration
  • Are You at Risk for Depression?
  • 10 Tips for Moving Through Grief

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Can you relate? Messterpieces are made out of MESSes, my friend @andreamnyberg shares her heart in a poem...Two scenes, Same Woman A poem by Andrea M. NybergTwo scenes, same womanOne sunshine, one darkness Both are real, but these are two very different realities One is on the mountain, one in the valley One is filled with joy, The other with painOne is getting things done,Accomplishing goals, Realizing dreamsThe other is stuck in bed,Dizzy, nauseous, in painFeeling useless Knowing the burden on her family Aware of the things on the calendar That won’t get done todayAnd maybe not for several daysIt’s hard to know when the fog will liftOne smiles in elation at all the beauty the day bringsOne weeps in sorrow for all the things that have been taken awayOne sees she’s a masterpiece The other feels like a broken messBut both are loved Both know hopeBoth know they are worthy of careThe darkness does not diminish the joy of the lightThe light does not eliminate the reality of the darkness They learn to coexist To hold space for each other To cheer each other on and give plenty of time for rest Two scenes, same womanBoth fully known and fully lovedBoth divinely crafted Both finding courage and strength Both learning and growing Both needed in this worldBoth useful Two scenes, same woman Both capable of perspective And able to show the world a different way of seeing illness and painTwo scenes, same womanBoth held and strengthened by her Savior To do the good work He has for herSometimes in the lightSometimes in the darkness But always in His arms.03.18.2023Andrea M. NybergTwo scenes, Same Woman This is why I wrote “I’m Such A Messterpiece: Shattering Stigmas, (Re)Framing Our Fears, and Finding Ourselves Fully Loved.” So people who also face two realities because of chronic mental, physical and/or emotional illness will know they are not alone. There is hope. There is grace. There is space for you. We can embrace the messterpiece together.Get the eBook here: amzn.to/3JrRbuE ... See MoreSee Less

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