Channeling Erik

March6th

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If Sundays are Tough

Posted in: belief, Bereaved, Channeling, Death, Death of a Child, Death of a friend, Death of a Parent, Death of a sibling, Grief, Grieving, Grieving Children, Immortality, Loss of a pet, Loss of a sibling, Proof of the Afterlife, Struggles, Suffering

For many of us who have lost a loved ones, Sundays aren’t easy. The errands are done. The house is quiet. The mind is idle, opening a door to let the sadness slink back in. I understand this all too well. So, because I love you all so dearly, let me offer you a ray of hope to lift your spirits with this video, courtesy of Sandra Champlain, .

Please visit her website (http://www.wedontdie.com) and get her free mp3, “How to Survive Grief.”

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  • Be Free My Angel

    I used to enjoy going to church, singing songs, the message the pastor would give, but now it just all makes me cry. I can’t do it. I love the hum drum of the house work, cleaning, laundry, the repetition. I wonder if it’s because I can go on autopilot, but the kids play around me. I take little breaks and we laugh. It’s a good life for me on Sunday’s because I don’t work. I supposed if I worked it would keep me busy, but for someone who hasn’t worked in 13 years it’s a source of anxiety for me. During the week is hard when the kids are gone though, similar thing, not alot to do, too quite sometimes.

    I love the link Elisa, thank you for posting it again. Hugs♥

  • amy cavanaugh

    wow why is it sundays are so bad-I just slept 21 hours-woke up started crying-errrgh

  • sharon77

    Beautiful.

  • Lisa Potter

    Beautiful! Thank you dear for sharing.

  • iola

    Sundays are the very hardest…and here i thought it was only me who struggled thru Sundays. It is getting a bit easier than a year ago, and I do wear something of his every Sunday..makes me feel closer to him. Also post on his facebook page, as I know he reads them.
    The video is beautiful..and the thoughts and knowing he is still here is what keeps me going.
    Happy Sunday to you all…wishing you a big basket of peace and restfulness. xoxoxo

  • V

    What a great website! Thanks for sharing it, and I know at least a few people I’ll pass the link on to.

  • Ryan

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HBWFJ85n_w0&feature=youtube_gdata_player

    This song just says it right. No matter what hurt you have, Sunday is when it finds a way to catch you.

  • Steve

    Thank you for finding this website! The video was great, too. We all need reminders like this. Thanks, Elisa :)

  • john joseph

    Sundays during the NFL season has always been about watching or attending Jets games. I had a totally mystical experience involving my Dad two years ago before a game, and my sister had one during a game, but the point I wanted to make is that whether it’s a Football Sunday or a Yankee baseball Sunday, I can always feel and hear my Dad around. Sad? Yes, but I’m also aware he’s here and that’s a huge comfort, of course.
    Elisa, I hope your father is recovering. I meant to ask you his first name?

    • http://drmedhus.com Elisa

      Your dad must be a real sports fan! My dad is doing better, at least as of last night. Headed over there soon to check on him. His first name is Jose. XOXO

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