A life review helps us as our life is ending. It can put all the happenings of our life in perspective.
How about an end of the year review? Let's take some time to remember and think through our struggles, our misadventures, and assess our strengths.
From the knowledge and perspective found in our review of 2024, let's allow 2025 to be a fresh start, a new beginning to living the life we want to create.
Something more…
I write about the life review that is so common at end of life in my book, The Final Act of Living: Reflections of a Longtime Hospice Nurse.
2 comments
Grace Maria
My beautiful, independent, extremely helpful Mom died of lung cancer December 8 at home surrounded by family and friends. I knew she was totally frustrated by the predicament she found herself in. My immediate consolation? That she went home, to be free as a bird, holding the hand of her Lord and Savior. I’ll miss Mom for the rest of my days but I know we shall meet again. Consolation. Now mother and daughter holding hands with our Lord and Savior between us. Another consolation 💕
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BK Books replied:
Grace, I am glad you have found a source of comfort in your grief. Blessings! Barbara
My beautiful, independent, extremely helpful Mom died of lung cancer December 8 at home surrounded by family and friends. I knew she was totally frustrated by the predicament she found herself in. My immediate consolation? That she went home, to be free as a bird, holding the hand of her Lord and Savior. I’ll miss Mom for the rest of my days but I know we shall meet again. Consolation. Now mother and daughter holding hands with our Lord and Savior between us. Another consolation 💕
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BK Books replied:
Grace, I am glad you have found a source of comfort in your grief. Blessings! Barbara
Janice
As a caretaker for my husband with head and neck cancer in 2023, I reflect that I always wished someone would rescue me and help me. I realize now God rescued both my husband and myself when he took him. Thanks be to God.
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BK Books replied:
Hi Janice, thank your sharing your thoughts. Blessings to you. Barbara
As a caretaker for my husband with head and neck cancer in 2023, I reflect that I always wished someone would rescue me and help me. I realize now God rescued both my husband and myself when he took him. Thanks be to God.
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BK Books replied:
Hi Janice, thank your sharing your thoughts. Blessings to you. Barbara