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Even So Collective Sharing my 18 month journey walking my husband through cancer
Creating community + awareness for caregivers
Grief, faith, widowhood + testimony

My story is more than caregiving.It’s about what happens when the life you prayed for and the life you’re living become ...
09/18/2026

My story is more than caregiving.

It’s about what happens when the life you prayed for and the life you’re living become two completely different things.

Motherhood.
Caregiving.
Loss.
Widowhood.
Faith.
Rebuilding.

I’m telling my story because hard seasons don’t end when the crisis does. Sometimes, that’s when the real work begins and the Lord’s presence becomes that much more clear.

If you’ve lived through a season that changed you, you belong here and you don’t need to walk this journey alone.

Send this to the woman carrying more than anyone knows. The one with the grit. 🤍
09/02/2026

Send this to the woman carrying more than anyone knows. The one with the grit. 🤍

There are things no one prepares you for when cancer becomes part of your marriage. The grief. The loneliness. The exhau...
08/28/2026

There are things no one prepares you for when cancer becomes part of your marriage. The grief. The loneliness. The exhaustion.

But, there is unexpected blessings. Deeper love, ordinary moments that become sacred, and learning just how strong you can be.

Both can be true. Hold onto what you have, love.

08/27/2026

Blessed is the crisis that made you grow.
The fall that made you gaze up to Heaven.
The problem that made you look for God.
Blessed indeed. Blessed indeed.

Wow, When you really rest in that, isn’t that the truth?

08/12/2026

If your child is watching a parent decline from cancer, name what is happening. Don’t be afraid to use words like cancer, sick, dying, or their body is getting weaker.

Children can sense when something is wrong, and when we don’t explain it, they may create their own understanding of what’s happening.

Explain things in an age-appropriate and honest way. Give them permission to ask questions, express fear, cry, or even continue playing and laughing. Reassure them that none of this is their fault and that they are still loved and safe.

We often want to protect our children from the pain of what is happening, but sometimes protecting them means helping them understand it. Giving a child language for what they are witnessing can help prevent confusion, fear, and unanswered questions that may follow them later.

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