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Great Big Beautiful Life

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“People whose religions commit them to the existence of the afterlife feel the terror of death just as anyone else does, nor are they spared the wrenching pain of loss. They do not respond to their loved one's death as though the loved one has moved to a place where they can't contact them for a while but expect to later rejoin them. They might say that is how they see the situation, but their profound sorrow and their mourning practices point in a different direction.”

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“It's impossible to explain this feeling. No words to express the pain of losing the one person who loved you most in the world. No way to describe the devastation in knowing no one will ever love you that way again. If you've never lost a parent, you won't understand. But Jax does. Because Jax has. I stay strong in the face of everyone else, but for him, I can break. And I do. Over and over, I break.”

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“The end. But not really. The end is the beginning. When you heal from grief, when you don’t allow negative mindsets to win, real life sets in. You will achieve your wildest dreams. You will fall in love and make friends. You will feel things rather than go through the motions of daily routines. You will learn that self love is as important as loving your family, friends, and pets. There may be no such thing as a happily ever after, but there is a thing of real life being your own fairy tale. Every day, you hold the power to write your own story.”

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“Rachel’s story will stay with you long after you turn the last page. If you’re facing your own hard season, I hope her story gives you comfort and strength. Remember, you don’t have to have it all figured out. Just take the next step, lean on your faith, and trust that grace will meet you where you are. Patty Aubery New York Times Bestselling Author Chicken Soup for the Christian Soul”

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Book:The Widow Chose Red?: My Journey with Jesus, John, and ALS
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