Keeping fighting through the storm
Loosing my father figure(grandpa)to cancer in 2020 to finding out my mom had Cancer in 2021 she’s such a fighter and finally overcame it, then finding out my grandma had it in 2022 back to back just recently loosing her
It wasn’t until recently I learned I got to keep pushing through all of that, I can’t allow that to be the end but just the beginning of a new season and make the best of it
It was a foundation of a loving home that we would always run to and to have that taken is heartbreaking, but I wake up everyday thanking God because he met me in my storm
And to loose a powerful opportunity he put in my heart in investing in myself, I can’t let that one go, I have no control of when someone’s time is to be taken, but I do have control of claiming my blessings no matter how the storm looks or what someone tells me..
God has the last word written in stone🙏
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Navigating through the waves of loss can be an incredibly daunting task. Many people experience grief in different forms, with the passing of loved ones being one of the toughest trials we face. Losing a father figure or a grandparent can create a significant emotional void. It's important to acknowledge these feelings but also to recognize the strength that comes from investing in ourselves. Taking care of mental health through practices such as mindfulness, therapy, or engaging in uplifting activities can be beneficial. Cultivating a community or support system can also help navigate through tough times. Sharing experiences with others who've faced similar struggles can provide comfort and insights. Embracing the motto of resilience, like “God has the last word written in stone,” can serve as a powerful reminder to keep pushing forward despite setbacks. By focusing on personal growth and self-care, we can transform our pain into purpose, allowing us to honor the memories of our loved ones while nurturing our own well-being.
