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Martine Brennan Tralee Town Park 2012
I never thought I could be happy again after my daughter Hannah died in 2004.
But after some time had passed, I began to want to be happy.
I didn't want to go on living the way I was, 
feeling like the walking dead.
I began to yearn for some pleasure in my life.... 
and I found it!
I call what I learned cultivating happiness.
I wrote about cultivating happiness in my Happiness Book 
Now I won't lie to you and say, that I miss Hannah any the less.
Or that I don't still have sad days.
But I can truthfully say that my life today is a rich tapestry.
There is love and laughter now.
There are new hopes and dreams.
That all consuming emptiness is gone.

 


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Vickie Steele Bacon
07/25/2012 13:46

wow; I have a hard enough time rallying peeps to follow me for free, let alone charging folks for the plethora of the wisdom, education & experience I've been thru in the process of burying two infants in less than two years (and the double-whammy grieving that goes with that). Godspeed for your endeavors.

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07/26/2012 03:49

Dear Vickie, please accept my sincere sympathy on the loss of your babies and my respect for the support you give to grieving parents. Martine

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Claire B
09/12/2012 23:56

Vickie, if I understand correctly, you do charge people for your bracelets, don't you? It hardly seems fair to criticize Martine.

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