For many of us, the changing season ushers in a renewed sense of thanksgiving. But what happens when your season of change is marked by pain? When you don’t feel very grateful?
As we approached Thanksgiving, I felt anything but thankful. A serious illness had darkened my door, filling me with disappointment and heartache over what was being lost: hopes, dreams, expectations on how life would be. Yet it was in this difficult season I learned two important lessons about gratitude, discovering that hardship, not happiness, is the forerunner of joy.
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Last week I had a scare. In the span of only a few minutes, my world was shaken. Again.
At some point in our lives we will all experience a tragedy, a physical illness, the death of a loved one or the loss of a dream.
I’m not gonna lie. If there’s one day I dread each year, it’s Father’s Day.
Rachel Boulos 