Grief cannot be fixed, but it can be carried. Discover how compassion, empathy, and simply showing up can help us support ourselves and others through grief.

Twenty-five years after 9/11, we remember not only the tragedy of September 11, but also the compassion, unity, and grace that followed on September 12. This reflection invites us to rediscover those lessons and choose unity over division, kindness over conflict, and love for our neighbors—even when we disagree.

When grief feels overwhelming, support can make the pain easier to carry. Learn why asking for specific, practical support can help your body and mind begin to heal.

Writing a book about grief was never on Dianne’s bucket list. But through conversations, personal stories, and a desire to offer a different voice about grief, Unraveling Together: Sharing the Threads of Grief was born. This is the story behind the book—and why Dianne believes we heal best when we heal together.

Moving on from grief doesn't mean leaving our pain behind. Dianne reflects on finding a middle ground where disappointment and hope can exist together—and trusting God as we discover a new normal.