What I learned about life … and death
December 17, 2024 by Kristi Rackliff
In the many grief pamphlets scattered across my house, I have read that the death of a spouse is one of the most devastating events a person can go through. It’s actually ranked the most stressful of losses on the scale of life events. And I believe it. My identity changed immediately as a widow, and I carry grief for myself, my husband Chris, our three children, and our family and friends. With that grief, I’ve also experienced thankfulness for the plans we’d put in place, gratefulness for every moment spent together and hopefulness for the future – however different that future now looks.
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Wink’s Moore on the Market: JUST getting the chance to read a life-changing blog from my dear friend Kristi Rackliff…
I can appreciate her grief journey.
PLEASE let her personal experience be the impetus for you to plan for the inevitable.
SN: what a blessing the pandemic was for this family!
Extending BIG hugs to Kristi, for trying to help others from her vantage point! -sjm
