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In this deeply moving episode of the Day One Podcast, I sit down with Carrie Eaton from Elgin, Texas — author, caregiver, and woman of unwavering faith — for a powerful conversation about grief, redemption, and the healing power of God’s love.
Carrie vulnerably shares the heartbreaking loss of her 3-year-old daughter in 1995 due to a tragic accident. She opens up about the overwhelming grief that followed — a season where life felt colorless, where she describes only seeing black and white, and where she turned to substances in an attempt to numb the pain.
But her story does not end in despair.
Carrie shares how God met her in the deepest, darkest pit of her life, redeemed her, restored her, and lovingly challenged her to forgive herself. That journey of healing led her to write her first book, Walking in the Fullness of Joy after Tragedy. She holds onto the hope that she will one day see her daughter again in Heaven.
Today, Carrie continues walking in faith. Her second book, Faith Without Borders, chronicles her faith journey over the past three years as she cares for her 92-year-old mother in Texas — a season where God continues to show Himself faithful.
This episode is for anyone navigating grief, guilt, loss, or the long road back to joy. It is a reminder that redemption is possible, healing is real, and joy can return — even after tragedy.
Losing a child and surviving unimaginable grief
The emotional and spiritual effects of trauma
Using substances to cope — and finding true healing
God’s redemption in dark seasons
The challenge and freedom of self-forgiveness
Writing through pain as part of healing
Faith that sustains across decades
Carrie Eaton is an author and woman of faith living in Elgin, Texas. After losing her 3-year-old daughter in 1995, she experienced a season of deep grief and despair. Through God’s grace, Carrie found healing, restoration, and renewed joy, which led her to write Walking in the Fullness of Joy after Tragedy.
Her second book, Faith Without Borders, reflects her recent journey of faith while caring for her 92-year-old mother. Carrie’s story is one of redemption, resilience, and unwavering hope in God’s promises.
📩 Connect with Carrie Eaton:
Facebook @carrieeatonConnect with Giselle QuintanillaInstagram & Facebook: @gisiquin
Website: www.readywriterservicesllc.com
If you are walking through grief or carrying guilt that feels too heavy — this episode is a reminder that God’s loving light can reach even the darkest places.
Listen now and take your next Day One move.
By Giselle QuintanillaIn this deeply moving episode of the Day One Podcast, I sit down with Carrie Eaton from Elgin, Texas — author, caregiver, and woman of unwavering faith — for a powerful conversation about grief, redemption, and the healing power of God’s love.
Carrie vulnerably shares the heartbreaking loss of her 3-year-old daughter in 1995 due to a tragic accident. She opens up about the overwhelming grief that followed — a season where life felt colorless, where she describes only seeing black and white, and where she turned to substances in an attempt to numb the pain.
But her story does not end in despair.
Carrie shares how God met her in the deepest, darkest pit of her life, redeemed her, restored her, and lovingly challenged her to forgive herself. That journey of healing led her to write her first book, Walking in the Fullness of Joy after Tragedy. She holds onto the hope that she will one day see her daughter again in Heaven.
Today, Carrie continues walking in faith. Her second book, Faith Without Borders, chronicles her faith journey over the past three years as she cares for her 92-year-old mother in Texas — a season where God continues to show Himself faithful.
This episode is for anyone navigating grief, guilt, loss, or the long road back to joy. It is a reminder that redemption is possible, healing is real, and joy can return — even after tragedy.
Losing a child and surviving unimaginable grief
The emotional and spiritual effects of trauma
Using substances to cope — and finding true healing
God’s redemption in dark seasons
The challenge and freedom of self-forgiveness
Writing through pain as part of healing
Faith that sustains across decades
Carrie Eaton is an author and woman of faith living in Elgin, Texas. After losing her 3-year-old daughter in 1995, she experienced a season of deep grief and despair. Through God’s grace, Carrie found healing, restoration, and renewed joy, which led her to write Walking in the Fullness of Joy after Tragedy.
Her second book, Faith Without Borders, reflects her recent journey of faith while caring for her 92-year-old mother. Carrie’s story is one of redemption, resilience, and unwavering hope in God’s promises.
📩 Connect with Carrie Eaton:
Facebook @carrieeatonConnect with Giselle QuintanillaInstagram & Facebook: @gisiquin
Website: www.readywriterservicesllc.com
If you are walking through grief or carrying guilt that feels too heavy — this episode is a reminder that God’s loving light can reach even the darkest places.
Listen now and take your next Day One move.