I am writing for Still Standing Magazine today about life after loss. Specifically ~ about the fear and anxiety that comes to live with you sometimes.
I am writing for Still Standing Magazine today about life after loss. Specifically ~ about the fear and anxiety that comes to live with you sometimes.
Three years ago, I was in hell. I had just given birth to my stillborn daughter Amelia and had become pregnant with my rainbow baby a short two months later.
I invite you to read the whole piece at Still Standing Magazine today.
Writing for Still Standing Magazine today! Come on over . . .
I am writing a piece over at Still Standing today and would love for you to hop on over and read it.
It is entitled “The Girl Who Lived”
I have written an article for Still Standing Magazine today about how art and writing have helped me after my loss.
I invite you to read more here.
I am writing a piece about ‘Learning to Trust’ today over at Still Standing Magazine.
I swear my children deal with grief better than I ever could most days. If you have known grief or loss and have children, I invite you to read about how our family deals with every day situations after the loss of our daughter Amelia.
I am writing over at Still Standing today. . .
Ever feel like you are really reaching for something to write about? Lately that is how I am feeling. I am not sure if it is the end of the school year and life taking on a new flow or if it is just a season right now.
If you are a faithful reader, I apologize for not having something riveting to always say. But I am painting more and that is really where my focus is.
Something that I have been doing more of when I feel like this, is to go back and revisit some of my older posts.
I found something that I wanted to share. It is a poem that I wrote for Amelia’s memorial service and it is titled “What Will You Have in Store for Me.”
It is being published on Still Standing Poetry Sunday today and I would love to get your feed back about it. Just click over the image below to read it. I added some artwork that I think identifies with this poem.
I am literally in between coming and going. I was just whisked away for a surprise few days at a spa for my birthday (hubby is awesome) and am now back and have a few hours to re-pack for our first trip to NH. We are going to a family camp and apparently, there is more to pack than I realized. But before I am off line for the next week, I wanted to share a few things with you.
First, you can enter to win a $50 store credit to the shop! Oh yeah, there is still time. This giveaway at The Pregnancy Companion ends on 6/24/12 so hurry up and click on the image to enter!
Second, I wanted to share an article I wrote about children and grief. I speak from a place of professional and personal experience. I hope that if you know of anyone who has had a loss, you may direct them to Still Standing Magazine. Fran is really changing the face of loss with hope. I know that I am so honored to be a part of it. To read more just click on the image below. I share some really great books for children and a new resource I found.
Third, I have some new art that I want to share, as well as a collaboration project I am doing with Tina over at Mama Mia jewelry. So, if within a week I haven’t shared . . . call me out and I will get myself together and post some photos and share the new pretties!
Fourth, the Donate Art project is still going strong AND I have added the “Gone Too Soon” as a card for early losses. You can see more about that HERE.
Fifth and finally, I would LURVE to hear from you any feedback on what you think of the new navigation bar. Is it easy enough to find things? Or ~ what would like to see more of in the shop. Ya know. . . if life gives you a second to respond.
My first official contributors article for Still Standing is being shared today. I will be talking about parenting and grief, art and healing, how grief affects marriage as well as other things. I hope that you will come and read more. Here is a sneak peek at what I wrote about . . .for more, just click on the image below.
There are some days that a parent will always remember. . .