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Jesus didn’t tell Mary and Martha to be thankful. He wept with them. So many people have told me through
Very early in my grief, not even a month after Bob moved to Heaven, someone from church said to me
I wasn’t done loving him! This is a birthday that he didn’t get. I wanted
Remember what the Tin Man said in the Wizard of Oz after he finally got a heart: “Now I know
A glimmer is a micro moment of feeling safe enough, connected enough, organized enough. It’s those small moments that spark
Henry Cordonnier, a widower from Russia, Ohio, wrote what I feel when I say, “Honey, I’ll do this for us.”
The statement above is is so true as we journey through the cycle of grief. I was so blessed. In
In Randy Pausch’s Last Lecture, he says that very early in life, we all make a decision that is perfectly
Billy Graham often spoke of “the mystery and reality of evil and suffering.” Mystery implies that we can’t comprehend or
Dr. Thomas Franz, a professor and an authority on bereavement counseling, says crying is the most natural way to release
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About Susan Rose
I’m Susan Rose, offering support in School Counseling and Grief Coaching. In grief support, I’m a mother, grandmother, professor, author, and wife (I’ll always be his). Until October 20, 2020, I lived with my husband, Robert (Bob) Rose, in Louisville, Ky. On that awful day, my life profoundly changed, when my amazing man went on to Heaven. Married so young, we literally grew up together. We raised a family together and had a wonderful journey. We weren’t ready for it to be over! After Bob moved to Heaven, I embraced my love of writing as an outlet for grief. I know this is God leading me to honor Bob through using my background and experience to fulfill a new life purpose. Hence, this site is my attempt to share what I learned as a Counselor in education with what I am learning through this experience of walking this earth without him. My mission is to help those in grief move forward to see joy beyond this most painful time.