#HOPE Day

This month on #StoriesofHopewithDrGia and here on the blog, we talked a lot about death, loss and grieving... darkness [of the soul].  I feel it is important that we affirm the reality of pain, but also recognize that hope is real. Hope is also most helpful in those dark moments of pain. 

It is the "thing" that gets you moving [forward], even if the movement is a slow, really tiny step. The goal is intentional, deliberate movement.  The movement may just be waking up today and bathing, but that is movement and hope in action.

elah.

If you haven't had a chance to listen to any of the interviews on motherlessness from Zemi, check it out
YouTube: youtu.be/nM5x6WT4TdI (Part 1); 
youtu.be/qVvVtFmStYY (Part 2)

OR if you prefer podcasts (soundcloud)
Podcasts: Part 1

In this podcast, you will hear Zemi share her story of hope in relation to the loss of her mother. She shares some of the lessons she learned over the years as she grew up motherless.

The conversation continues and Zemi shares a bit on HOPE, her life of hope through the grief and what helped her growing up motherless. Find her book here: https://read.amazon.com/kp/embed?asin=B00QXJTW6U&preview=newtab&linkCode=kpe&ref_=cm_sw_r_kb_dp_U2EhzbCW6D34B