Hi love,
I am Katherine.
February 22, 2018 was the worst day of my life. The day my husband Anthony passed away from Cancer and my world completely fell apart right before my eyes. I was a month away from my 36th Birthday, madly in love and starting to plan for a family when the rug was swept from underneath me. My heart and soul were shattered in a million pieces when I had to say goodbye to my extraordinary husband and human being, best friend, a life I loved and the future we were so happily working towards, all at once. I was so lost, alive but not living, in endless, aching and debilitating pain that I felt as profoundly as our love. Bones deep. I was the only widow I knew and as much as I was fortunate to have support from family and friends, I felt like an Alien on earth. I didn’t know that everything going on inside me, that everything I felt was normal in grief and no one around me knew it either. How could anyone understand what I was going through if they hadn’t experienced the death of someone they loved more than anything in this world?
Going through the most devastating years of my life and surviving what I was sure I possibly couldn’t, is what inspired me to become a Certified Grief Support Coach/Educator as well as a Self-love/Mindset Coach. It is my mission in life to provide support and guidance to grieving hearts during the time they need it most and normalize the reality of grief and life after a profound loss. The pain of physically saying goodbye to your favorite person, someone you love with every beat of your heart, is excruciating. Bearing what feels unbearable can be an incredibly isolating journey in more ways than one, but you are not alone. We are in the trenches together and though I cannot take away your pain, it would be my honor to walk alongside you and support you as you go through your journey.
Together, but at your pace, process your loss one moment at a time as your heart learns to make space for the integration of what was and what is. We don’t move on from grief. We move forward with grief. Your person will come right along with you on your healing journey and will be your guide as you move forward WITH the love that remains, not from it. Grief is a testament to love’s permanence and if love is anything, it is everything.
