joy and sorrow

When my mom was dying, it was so much more than I thought.

She wanted so much for us to be ok, to not be overwhelmed by all of it. A mother’s love keeps going to the very end.

There was deep sorrow, but as my sisters and their families drew near, there was a beautiful air in our home.

Miraculously there was joy. We saw each other. We loved each other. We laughed. We cried.

I’m grateful I felt all of this.

The good with the bad.

Because sometimes joy and sorrow hold hands.

And this is what makes it our life.

siora-photography-08g4lJpywTw-unsplash.jpg
Nicole Williams

Nicole Williams is an author, speaker, and forgiveness coach who teaches people how to forgive and transform their lives by letting go of anger, bitterness, and resentment stemming from challenging family relationships. Nicole's passion is helping people see the image of God in all people and using that as a transforming catalyst to forgive and find healing in their own lives. If you’re ready to regain control of your inner peace even though family relationships are tough, grab her free guide Start Tiny: 7 Habits to Forgive & Be Free. She’s the author of RISE UP: Believing God When the World is Falling Apart, and would love to help you see the beautiful life God has in store for you! Connect with Nicole on IG @ms.nicolewilliams and at msnicolewilliams.com.

https://msnicolewilliams.com
Previous
Previous

what do you see

Next
Next

purpose