Hello, readers!
I've been meaning to blog about some wonderful words of wisdom I heard on a documentary about grieving the loss of a child. True, these are all taken out of context, but believe me when I say that they were even more meaningful in context. There is nothing like these gems when dealing with the death of your child. I hope you can find all these words meaningful in your own lives.
"Human hearts break open. They don't break closed."
"Joy and sorrow are the scalpels God uses to open your heart."
"Depression is frozen anger."
"Grieving is the way to heal a heart that's been broken."
"Cursing is a form of prayer. It lets God know how you're feeling."
"We need to find a way to weave the words 'grieving' and 'healing' together."
"Any time we depress one feeling, we depress them all. Depression is a feeling we haven't allowed to come out."
"Stop and look at the rainbow."
"It's not easy to love, but it's the most real thing in the universe."
"Support the fertileness of your own soul."
"When you honor [your dead child's] soul, you honor your soul."
"Grieving is like having an empty teacup inside. You can't feel a teacup that's already full."
Feel free to comment on which ones would help you heal.
Your friend,
Joey
