"Say It Ain't So!‪"‬ Aloysious Denard

Grief is destined to touch everyone in life sooner or later. Whether it be the passing of a loved one, job loss, relationship ended, or marraige resulted in divorce, grief will find us all. There is a good grief that in time will heal all wounds if you allow the process to run it's course. There is no right or wrong way to grieve. Everyone grieves differently. Focus on what's best for you.

There comes a time when all of your giving gives out. You're the strong one for everybody, but who is there for you when you need them to be. It's ok to digress sometimes and let the real you be seen and known. It's ok to acknowledge that sometimes instead of giving out, you need someone to give to you.

Family traditions, reunions, and gatherings have almost become a thing of the past. The history and legacy of our ancestors should be the one thing that not only strengthens us and brings us together, but also reminds us the values of reunion, connection, and love. When we no longer have the ones we love to call on or love on anymore, have no regrets about it, knowing that you loved on them as hard as you could while they were on this side. When all else fails, family should prevail.

Sometimes we just want to regroup in life. Everyday that we wake up is another chance to do some things differently. It's a chance to open some new doors and to take on some new challenges. As tough and scary as starting again sounds, sometimes it's necessary. What would you do with your life, ideas, dreams, goals, and pursuits if you only had "One Mo Gen" to do it over and get it right? If you can hear this, now is your chance. JUST DO IT!!

All of us want lasting love and relationships. We will often times wait on our queen or our knight in shining armor, and they will turn out to be everything that we ever dreamed or hoped for. Our soulmate has finally arrived. The problem is that it's the wrong time. Drama, Issues, Circumstances, and the like has left soulmates in shambles. What do we do? How should we react? Let's see if I can help.