It's All About the Story: Personal Grief Stories Rick Bergh

After experiencing multiple deaths, including the murder of her sister and two miscarriages, Anne Peterson struggled with anger towards God, yet He still pursued her. As a result, Anne returned to writing poetry – something she loved to do in her childhood. Through poetry, she was able to express her deepest questions and emotions and discovered who God really was in her most difficult valleys.Website: annepeterson.comFacebook Author page: https://www.facebook.com/annepetersonwritesAcces...

Kintsugi Your HeartThe Art of Living with Grief Carol shares her story of grief following the death of her husband and jazz musician, Brian. Learn about how changing the environment in her journey – attending a Catholic convent and practicing silence – led her to a deeper understanding of grief and a new career path to help others in their grief. Learn about Carol’s acronym – C.H.O.O.S.E. – and discover how to move forward by focusing on gratitude.www.carolbanens.comhttps://www...

The Grief Journey of a Mom and Her Three Young ChildrenNikki Paul openly shares her grief journey following the traumatic death of her husband as result of a vehicle accident. As a pediatrician, Dr. Nikki learns new lessons and skills in the midst of her deep grief, working through a new chapter as a single mom with three young children.Find hope in Niki’s story and her renewed sense of purpose as she encourages other moms in her role as a grief coach who has experienced loss herself.coa...

It’s happened to many of us – we return to work following the death of a loved one. We’re anxious. Our co-workers are afraid to say or do the wrong thing. Suzanne Jobour returned to work with trepidation following the death of her son, Ben. She now shares her experience openly – her grief journey resulted in a mission to help change grief in the workplace, one organization at a time.Suzanne Jabour (she/her)https://SuzanneJabour.comGrief Educator for business leaders who want to address grief ...

Becky Cort combines two passions in her profession of caring for those who are experiencing loss: her compassion for people and her love of horses. Learn about the fascinating world of Equine Assistant Therapy, and the role a horse can play with its ability to create a non-judgmental space for those who are on a grief journey.rebeccacort@comcast.net

Lisa and Monica first met on a flight from Las Vegas to Calgary. Little did they know that they would become best friends because of their common grief journey - both had experienced the death of a parent.Hear about their first encounter, the lessons they've learned from each since then, and their ongoing long-distance friendship as they continue to support each other in their grief across the miles. You'll be encouraged and challenged as you hear their amazing and unique story.