Grieving is confusing. Your feelings are all mixed up into one ugly ball of pain. It can be challenging to move out of the emotional pain into acceptance. Many people believe that to remember their loved one they have to have pain. This is not the case. You can move to a place of acceptance of the grief and having grief be a significant part of your life without pain. When our love is great, so are our memories. When you find yourself feeling stuck in your grief, find ways to have a connection with your deceased loved one. Use your imagination. Your signs from your loved one are different than everyone else's. It all depends on what you believe and on what your memories of your loved one are. Grief is a journey into ourselves. We learn to accept that we will grieve a lifetime once we accept ourselves as grieving people. Much love and acceptance to you as you listen. Reach out to me on Instagram, Facebook, or email.
Bio:
Cristi Habermann was living the average life. She was married with two children working in a profession that she loved. On June 19. 2011 that life was destroyed and she became another person. Her oldest son died unexpectedly. Her son did not die from cancer. Chemotherapy killed him. It is a common experience, but she didn’t know that then. She thought that chemotherapy was going to save him. Almost immediately she felt betrayed by my profession because I was a counselor. She believed she should have known how to handle his death. The loneliness started almost immediately. She felt alone. She developed insomnia and the people around her began to disappear. She wanted to develop a grieving community. 10 years later She put this believe into practice and started the Grieving Insomniacs podcast where she is trying to build a community. We can’t change that our children died, but we can help each other through it. Join me in creating a community for grieving mothers to share our stories with each other creating a sacred space for authentic grieving.
It is my mission for the podcast to provide grieving mothers everywhere a safe, sacred space where their grief is accepted. It is through the podcast that the culture of silence that surrounds the grief of the mother will be dismantled, and a culture of support will be created. It is our vision to create a community where we can share our questions, and concerns, and support each other.
I am here and I am listening. I am honored to hear your story.
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