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I’m beyond thrilled and deeply grateful to share that I’ve been nominated for a book award! This recognition means so much to me, not just for the acknowledgment of my work, but also for the incredible journey that brought me here.
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Carli PiersonUSA TODAYPublished 3:50 AM MDT Mar. 19, 2023 Updated 3:50 AM MDT Mar. 19, 2023
Debbie Heisler is one of USA TODAY’s Women of the Year, a recognition of women who have made a significant impact in their communities and across the country. The program launched in 2022 as a continuation of Women of the Century
Personal stories help us learn or identify with others going through similar situations. In this book Debbie Heisler allows us to experience part of the struggles of a mother and a father going through the loss of their only son in a domestic violence situation. Having the strength and resilience necessary to not only survive but to creat
Personal stories help us learn or identify with others going through similar situations. In this book Debbie Heisler allows us to experience part of the struggles of a mother and a father going through the loss of their only son in a domestic violence situation. Having the strength and resilience necessary to not only survive but to create so many ways to help others in Domestic violence situations, parental visitations, and raising a child who lost both parents in this tragedy created by her own mother.
Thank you Debbie for your vulnerability and the opportunity to look into snapshots is your life. I admire you and what you've created.
Debbie will quickly draw you into her world and you will feel her excitement, her heartache, her pain. And then you will be filled with her strength & determination & hope! Such a well written account of her life! Thank you for sharing with us and being such an inspiration!! I couldnt put this book down!!!
This authors courage to share her story will touch your heart for sure!
After the devastating loss of my son, I found myself navigating through the depths of grief, grappling with the profound emptiness and pain that accompanies such a tragedy. In the midst of my own healing journey, I realized the invaluable support and guidance I received from those who had walked similar paths. Their empathy, wisdom, and understanding provided me with a glimmer of hope amidst the darkness.
Driven by the desire to honor my son's memory and to offer solace to others enduring similar pain, I embarked on a path to become a grief coach. Drawing from my own experiences and the lessons learned along the way, I am dedicated to providing compassionate support and practical tools to individuals navigating their own grief journeys.
My journey as a grief coach is rooted in the belief that no one should have to navigate the complexities of grief alone. Through personalized guidance, empathy, and a deep understanding of the grieving process, I strive to empower others to find healing, hope, and renewed strength in the aftermath of loss. My son's legacy lives on through the meaningful support I offer to those who are grieving, as together, we navigate the turbulent waters of grief towards a place of healing and eventual peace.
They say grief comes in waves. If that's true, then a few years back, I found myself standing in front of a tsunami, and let me tell you, it hit me hard. It knocked me off my feet, dragged me through the sand, tore at my skin, and then tried to drown me in those relentless waves. I challenged it, over and over again. There was no way to fill the void in my soul left by the loss of my son, but I refused to let it consume me entirely.
Despite the relentless onslaught, I kept getting back up, determined to confront this immense grief with every ounce of strength and resilience I could muster. The void persisted, but gradually, the tsunami began to lose its ferocity. Until one day, I found myself able to wade into the water, to lie with it rather than fight against it. In that moment, I realized that grief isn't something to be conquered; it's a companion on this journey of healing.
A few years into my journey of grief, I discovered the solace of journaling. Every morning, I dedicated myself to pouring out my emotions onto the pages with raw intensity. Desperate for healing, I immersed myself in the profound work of journaling—it became the cornerstone of my recovery journey. As I openly expressed the transformative power of this practice, others expressed a desire to learn how to navigate their own healing journey. Thus, the grief journal was born—a collection of thoughtful prompts designed to facilitate the natural process of healing
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