Download I'm Choking...but Life Moves on Along the Path of Grief: Insights About Grieving, Book 1 AudioBook Free
"I'm choking." What does that mean? It could indicate you've cried so difficult that it's impossible to swallow. There are a choking feeling in your neck and chest. You know the feeling. If you have a choking sensation, it might be period to call 9-1-1 to be sure to are not creating a heart attack. It is no coincidence that people have expressions such as "perished of a broken center" and "heartbroken". Sometimes these expressions are literal, not figurative. "But life progresses along the path of grief." No matter how much you might reverse time - or perhaps you merely want all the sadness to disappear completely long enough that you can recover a few momemts or for a night of dream-free rest - life progresses. Time rushes on. Life progresses along relentlessly along the path of grief. The procedure of grieving is similar to walking through a murky swamp. In this particular audiobook, I want to talk with you about just how it feels. There is no way I could know just what you are going through, not even if we could sit and talk and you could inform me. I will let you know though that I have experienced grief and known many other dear ones who have. Certain areas of grieving are the same for nearly everybody. Even though each grief trip is unique, everyone grieving shares some of the same emotions. Please recognize that you aren't alone. It's alright to cry. We've these words within Romans 8:28 (KJV): "And we know that things work together once and for all to them that love God, to them who are the called according to His purpose." We are able to trust that everything that happens to us - even if it is the saddest thing we could imagine - was already approved by our daddy, his child, and the Holy Soul. God is in love with us more than we can imagine. When bad things are going on to us, our caring father is working out something best for us.
