Grieving Dads - The Book - Author’s Preface
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It has been a very exciting and difficult 2.5 years trying to develop this book for grieving dads. There were times I wasn’t sure it was going to happen and there were other times I thought I had taken on more than I could handle. Times were I asked myself “am I the one to be doing this?” It was a challenge to hear the stories and see the raw emotions, the pain in others that went to the core of the person, pain I was all to familiar with. But there were other times where I knew I was the guy to be writing this book because I walked in the shoes o
Five Days on the calendar that will never be the same for me
As grievers we all have an anniversary date, that one day on the calendar that will never just be one of the 365 days. For some there are more than one day.
Five Days on the calendar that will never be the same for me
Father’s Day - No One to Call Me Daddy
The last couple of weeks have been difficult for me to sit down and write for my blog. I was having major writers block. When an idea came to me it was usually when I was driving and couldn’t write it down and for me, it I do not capture it when it comes to me it generally nevers comes back or it doesn't sound as good later when i sit down to write.
THE OTTOMAN: SIMPLE THINGS CREATE HUGE HEALING.
So while out shopping I came across something that I really liked. As a woman you must know that we always want what we want, we like to decorate our homes to look good, when presented with a good deal it is even better (LOL). The whole time while admiring the brown ottoman my whole intent was to just have it to add to our new space.
CONFESSIONS: WHEN YOU HIT ROCK BOTTOM THERE IS NO WHERE TO GO BUT UP
For thirty-four years of my life I've never been a secure person. Always second guessing myself, being afraid to be out in the crowds due to feeling I would be judged, not having the confidence in being in my own skin. Going out in to the world was a huge task for me to achieve each day.
The Necessary Externalisation of Grief
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"Grief must be externalised."
~Kubler-Ross & Kessler, On Grief and Grieving
