Did you ever ask for help?

What does your reality look like without your loved one?

Yesterday I was listening to TED talks. I find it always inspirational to hear personal stories and how people overcome challenges in their own unique way. We can all learn from each other.

One woman described a dream she had after her husband died. 

She was driving in a car, knowing the destination and looking forward to the drive there. It was a sunny day. All of a sudden a big rock fell out of nowhere directly in front of her car destroying the road in front and landing her with the car in a ditch. She was stranded. The car had no fuel and she realized she was sitting on the passenger side. 

She said that she knew that the rock was the death of her husband. She wasn’t surprised that she was sitting on the passenger side because he often drove when they where on the road. 

This is her dream. 

His death destroyed the road they were on. Their future together was gone. She didn't see any other road ahead. Her car was without fuel. She didn't have the energy to move forward. She was not able to take the steering wheel. 

I would like to stay with this scenario a bit longer.

What would it take for her to get out of this situation?

Perhaps friends and family members stop and

• bring fuel 
• try to push the car out of the ditch 
• one might take the steering wheel to get the car moving again
• some come by to give her advice on how she could just move over to the drivers side and start the car

Will that help her?

What have you experienced that helped you? 

Each and everyone of you is so unique that you have your own answers. 

What would you do if that accident would happen in real life? 

You would take out your cell phone and ask 911 for help or - call a friend with a tow truck. (smile)

It is OK to ask for help. 

Take action today.

I offer free Grief Relief sessions. I will help you find a new clarity on your unique situation, a plan for powerful next steps, and relieve of unresolved feelings. (value is $300)

Take out your phone now and call me. (smile)
You can reach me at 01-902-237-5011 to make an appointment, send me an email, or click on the truck image above which brings you to my contact page.

Blessings,
Jacqueline