Tag: Grief

Sad Quotes for Finding Comfort in Our Heaviest Times

Sad quotes have a unique way of getting to the heart of our emotions. They can articulate what we sometimes struggle to express ourselves. When we read a quote that mirrors our feelings, it can be a cathartic experience, like finding a friend who truly understands us. Under the weight of sadness, reading deep words […]

The Birth and Deaths That Saved Me: A Healing Journey

Written By: Krista Lindquist (Including excerpts from Krista’s memoir, The Daisy Diaries, and her contribution to The Ancestors Within: Honor and Celebrate Your Sacred Origins) Before turning eighteen, a tragic love triangle nearly ended my life. Within one year, the shock of two unbelievably traumatic accidents involving my former high school boyfriends left me crawling […]

Letters to Mike: A Surviving Spouse and Grieving Widow’s Tale

Contributed by Barb Erickson Barb’s journey as a surviving spouse is a testament to the complexities of grief—a process that reshapes the very essence of her being, forcing her to confront the realities of love lost too soon. In the quiet suburban corners of Billings, Montana, Barb, a grieving widow, navigates the silence that has […]

Suzanne Evans: The Power of a Mother’s Grief and Growth

Suzanne Evans reached out to ResilientStories with a heartfelt invitation to share her transformative journey. In 2018, a solemn visit from the police at her farm announced the tragic loss of her son. By embracing positive psychology and well-being, she became a beacon of hope. Now, she educates and inspires through her work as a […]

Grief Quotes To Reclaim Solace in the Misery of Death and Loss

Amidst grief’s overwhelming darkness, we often find unexpected sources of strength and resilience. This article explores the power of grief quotes—words that illuminate the path through sorrow and offer solace to those who walk it. Grief is a universal human experience that can profoundly shape our lives. It’s a journey that no one wishes to […]

IIH Diagnosis: A Rare Medical Condition While Coping With Grief

Written by Melissa Coley This article discusses infant loss and may trigger some readers. My name is Melissa, and at 22, I became a cyborg. Alright, not exactly, but I had a dual VP shunt implanted into my skull after my IIH diagnosis, and jokes have been made that it is fairly similar. After many […]

Orphaned as an Adult: Finding a New Sense of Self

Reflecting on the past can be a poignant expedition, especially when the echoes of being orphaned reverberate through your mind. How does one navigate life orphaned, you might ask? It’s a path paved with introspection, acknowledging the hurt yet embracing the resilience inherent within us. Feeling lost and left behind was not new to me […]