Trigger warning: Mention of postpartum depression and loss of a loved one. “Watching my dad die was sacred but it was traumatic. The process was so quick and it was traumatic. Having people who care about me sit and listen to the whole story and weep with me; that was so healing. They loved me […]
Sisters In Mental Illness: When You Lose A Parent (featuring Olive Chan)
by April 16, 2020 Leave a Comment
on Shame Is The Great Presence-Killer
by December 2, 2019 Leave a Comment
on Why have I heard from God? Why have I not heard from God? *** I was eight. Each night I got out a book of children’s prayers and tried to connect to God after my parents turned out the lights at bedtime. My family was falling apart that year in spectacular ways—in a few months, […]
Sisters In Mental Illness: Mama Grief
by April 22, 2019 Leave a Comment
on “[My connection with Jesus] didn’t look like what I thought it had to look like. It didn’t have to take place in a church building. It didn’t have to involve worship or the bible. It felt a little risky at first, but I’ve met God in the ER, in the hospice, in death, in life, […]