Grief is one of those things that changes you. It’s heavy, it’s messy, and it doesn’t come with a guidebook. One day, you think you’re doing okay, and the next, you’re back in that dark place, missing someone so badly it hurts to breathe.
Life has a way of pulling the rug out from under us. One moment, things feel steady and safe, and the next, everything you thought you knew is gone. In those moments, you can either give in to despair or search for a deeper meaning.
There is a particular kind of loneliness that arrives with grief. It doesn’t just make a person feel alone; it makes them feel alien, as if they’re moving through a world operating on a frequency they can no longer hear. The laughter of
When Elizabeth Grace Harris first began journaling to her unborn child, she imagined those words one day being read by him, words of love, hope, and a mother’s dreams. She had waited years for a child, and when she finally
Forgiveness is one of the hardest lessons in life. It’s not just about letting go of what others have done—it’s also about forgiving ourselves for the mistakes we carry, the choices we regret, and the times we feel we’ve fallen short. The
