“Loss is a crucible. It presses into the deepest places from which we loved, causing such pain we often don’t know how
“God in his mercy has given us a grace for this recurrent, incessant, unavoidable, daily experience of loss, and that gift is
“We must process the grief of our loss; we must confront our denials and avoid letting ourselves become isolated. It won’t happen
“Trust me, there are times when something that seems like a loss is, in reality, more of a deliverance. If this happens,
“In walking with people through grief and loss, I’ve recognized how . . . they’re desiring to connect, to be validated that
“I get to live into the dare that . . . though shards of our broken hearts pierce our lungs’ every breath,
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