http://freezertofield.com/2011/08/remembering-sault-sainte-marie/ How I Transitioned my Career from Cold to Hot Sun, 05 May 2013 16:56:28 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.6.1 http://freezertofield.com/2011/08/remembering-sault-sainte-marie/#comment-114 Joanne Sat, 20 Aug 2011 15:44:45 +0000 http://freezertofield.com/?p=621#comment-114 Thank you Malia.

]]> http://freezertofield.com/2011/08/remembering-sault-sainte-marie/#comment-110 Malia Ragan Mon, 15 Aug 2011 23:36:34 +0000 http://freezertofield.com/?p=621#comment-110 Sweet story, Joanne. I know the same pain at times when the most unusual thing may set me off…that brings back memories of my mom; her laughter and her wisdom. I lost both parents in my mid thirties. Nothing is ever the same once you lose your parents. You miss the encouragement, the sound advice, the memories of fun times haunt you. I miss my mom’s sense of humor, which I inherited…Even after 16 years, I miss her, but I promise you, it does get easier. You are extremely fortunate to have had your Dad with you for so many years. Mourning is a long process which has to be accomplished in stages and for most people, it takes much longer than two years. Two years is a very short time in the grieving process. A dear friend gave me a book entitled “In Sympathy” by Stephanie C. Oda after my mom died. It helped me realize that healing will come, and that the grieving process may take awhile for “that great wall of sorrow to be lifted”.

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