Originally published on www.LisaSaxton.com on May 6, 2022 Right after Kenny died, I looked up the stages of grief so I could familiarize myself with what was coming down the Continue Reading →
Originally published on www.LisaSaxton.com on March 18, 2022 The aftermath of the death of a loved one brings something unexpected…..crystal clear vision on some things you couldn’t see before. It’s Continue Reading →
Originally published on www.LisaSaxton.com on March 15, 2022 During the calm, happy periods of our lives we aren’t motivated to change. Why would we be? Things are going great and Continue Reading →
Originally published on www.LisaSaxton.com on March 6, 2022 We often get so lost in our own pain and grief when our loved one dies that we forget that other people Continue Reading →
Originally published on www.LisaSaxton.com on February 25, 2022 Remember in the movie Groundhog Day how Bill Murray’s character was stuck repeating the same day over and over and over again? Continue Reading →