Healing

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You know what helped for me, when I was grieving so hard after losing my son? Is the realization that the loss of my son didn't have to make me less of who I am or was, but it could, and did, make me more.

After I lost him, I was so scared I would be this sad, broken, empty person, forever. I felt broken. Less. And then a friend said to me that Ben, and his loss, made me more than I ever was before. Even the grief, it made me more. And that helped me.

It would never be as it was before. I could never go back to being the same person (and there is grieving to be done for that, for losing a sense of one's self, of who one was before), but instead of being Tertia minus, I could be Tertia plus. A softer, better, more improved Tertia.

Still. Its very early days for Snick, and she has to go through all those horrible stages and phases of grief, but unfortunately, no matter how hard to try, there is no way around grief, there is only through it.

All we can do is hope her journey through it is not too horrible.

xxx
"...no matter how hard to try, there is no way around grief, there is only through it."

So so true!!

My heart is crying for her. Our prayers are with her.


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