How To Feel Better When Death Takes Your Loved Ones
January 24th, 2013 | by Debra Oakland |
I had the pleasure of being interviewed on LOA Today by Walt Thiessen on “How To Feel Better When Death Takes Your Loved Ones.”
“In this interview, Debra tells Walt the steps she took to overcome the grief that follows losing so many family members in such a short period of time. She explains how you can feel better, too, if grief plays a large role your own life. Debra explains the importance of passing through the steps of grief while learning to live in the moment. She talks about the one, key fact about grief and pain that most people in grief are not willing to admit is happening, as well as how to correct it in oneself. Six years ago she created the Living In Courage Online web site, where she blogs and shares insights and information about what anyone can do to find the courage to pick their lives up again, even if they have been suffering for years from the death of a loved one.”
I would like to take a moment to thank Walt for this interview. He is kind, gracious and has a dazzling voice…hope you enjoy the interview!
Debra Oakland
Tags: Courage, Debra Oakland, Grief, Grief Recovery, inspiration, Living in Courage, LOA Today, Walt Thiessen
2 Responses to “How To Feel Better When Death Takes Your Loved Ones”
By Ande Lyons on Jan 28, 2013 | Reply
Oh Debra… what a beautiful interview with Walt… wow oh wow oh wow!
Thank you for living in gratitude and courage from your experiences… and honoring all your beloveds who have passed from this physical world with your grace, dignity and deep love.
Walt has such a lightness of being… and does a fabulous job sharing your message and creating the space for you to share (I could listen to him all day long – what a voice!).
Through your unbelievable losses… you chose to deepen your relationship with yourself… with life… with Spirit.
Now you bring us all so much joy, love, courage and inspiration… and you are a beacon of light for those who are grieving and recovering.
Thank you Debra… for having the courage to heal… for having the courage to live… and for having the courage to tell your story.
I love and honor you dear one!
Namaste,
Ande
By Debra Oakland on Jan 28, 2013 | Reply
Ande, thank you for your beautiful message. You bring tears to my eyes…you know Walt is so kind and easy to talk to, it just made the interview flow. I am grateful to be able to share my story of loss and hopefully my message will make a difference in someone’s life.
I love and honor you,
Namaste,
Debra