For Everyone Who’s Lost Something This Year
For everyone who has experienced any kind of loss in 2025 — be it a job, a relationship, a marriage, a friendship, or a loved one — it shall be well. Not everyone understands the cold, lonely nights that follow loss. The kind where your chest feels heavy and your thoughts won’t stop racing. Where you stare at the ceiling and wish life could rewind to a time before everything changed. It’s not just about missing someone or something; it’s about losing a piece of yourself in the process. It’s the quiet ache that sits with you in the morning when the world moves on, but you still haven’t figured out how to. Loss humbles you. It strips away your illusions of control. It reminds you that life, for all its beauty, can also be brutally unpredictable. One moment you’re building, loving, dreaming — the next, it all unravels. You start questioning everything: your faith, your worth, your direction. And yet, beneath the rubble of pain, something quiet stirs — the faint whisper of resilience. T...