Hope In Anchored Prayer-A Mothers' Deepest Loss & Her Toughest Journey

Welcome to Self-Care Month. For the next four Fridays, we will explore different activities that you can do to help you look after yourself.

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This prayer is for you to know that HOPE is still present, though your struggle is deep and real.

I am praying for every mumma that is walking through this journey.

GOD Bless you.

I hear you, I see you, I feel you, I am YOU!

The feeling that what is wanted can be had or that events will turn out for the best.- Dictionary.com

Hope starts with having faith in GOD.

These Wednesday prayers remind you that there is a space where GOD hears your heart.

Prayer anchors and grounds you when life feels too hard.

Introducing Mid-Week Wednesday Prayer. I will leave you a prayer every Wednesday to get you through your week.

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I hope that these prayers bless you.

There are times when my mind wanders. My thoughts become memories that I remember. I was able to go and see where my son is laid to rest. This podcast is me sharing a moment in time.

This journey is filled with moments we wish we could re-live and new moments that take our breath away.

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I will be doing a NEW weekly addition. Every Wednesday morning, I will be saying a prayer.

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I remember when having a bad day was not that bad. Since the death of my son, a bad day or an off day can be so devastating. You do not know if you are coming or going? You may not have anyone to speak to who understands. Everything around you may feel so weird. You find that your emotions are so high whether that is anger or sadness. Overall, an off day can really be challenging.

I had said that in the bible; fathers do not make your children angry.

And you, fathers, do not provoke your children to wrath, but bring them up in the training and admonition of the Lord.-Ephesians 6:4

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Sometimes saying the hard truth is the best. What am I speaking about? The comments that people say whether family, friends, co-workers/business associates, or strangers. They may mean well, but some of the phrases that are spoken should not be.

I hope that this podcast brings light to everyone who listens to it. A mother who has had a child pass away is hurting deeply. Always, remember this before you comment.

A reference article was included in this podcast from www.griefrecoverymethod.com. I used www.dictionary.com for two definitions that were also used in this podcast.

It is not always easy to seek the healing that you need. It would help you if you made the necessary steps to find healing. Journaling, going for a prayer walk, resting, and writing, are some ways to make your environment peaceful. Life is like a rollercoaster it has ups and downs, hills and valleys, and trials and tribulations. Be not hopeless. You will make your way through this new life journey one day at a time.

"These things I have spoken to you, that in Me you may have peace. In the world you will have tribulation; but be of good cheer, I have overcome the world."-John 16:33-

Life has changed so drastically. She realizes that what was once easy to deal with is now extremely hard. I have heard some mothers say that they are not the same person that they were before their child died. Stressful situations are now heightened so much more. It can take a lot out of her. I hope that as you listen, you will hear that you are not alone.

It is important to go and check in in person with the mom who has had her child pass away. She may or may not tell you how lonely she is feeling. Life is different for her now and she could use a check-in visit. Life does not stop because she is grieving, it keeps on going. If you know of a mom living in this place, visit her. Your visit could mean everything to her.