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How Skool Works :)
Hi everyone, I’m getting a lot of messages from people who aren’t fully understanding how the live support works, so I want to clarify this in a super clear way. If you’re only watching the content, you’re getting information.But the real shifts are happening inside the live groups and the 24/7 support. That’s where you talk.That’s where you’re heard.That’s where things actually start to move. If you’re wondering why you can’t access those rooms, it’s because you need to be marked as a Premium member. Yes, it is a monthly plan—and I want to be transparent about that. We do have real costs to run the platform and hold this level of support. But I also want you to understand what you’re actually getting. Support like this outside of this space typically costs anywhere from $150 to $600 a week.This is $35 a MONTH. For that, you’re getting: 24/7 live support Access to all live group sessions with me and other coaches And full access to every course inside the community More importantly, you’re getting a place where you don’t have to carry this alone. I’m building this because I really want to show you that it’s possible to live a life where grief, fear, or trauma doesn’t take over. Not by avoiding it—but by understanding it and learning how to move with it. We’re also continuing to expand. You’ll see more groups added throughout April, including sessions with our new facilitator, Val, who specializes in addiction and loss. Right now, there are 31 spots left at the current introductory membership. Once those are filled, this offer will go away. If you’ve been on the edge about this, I want you to really hear me—this is where the work is happening. People are coming into one session and leaving saying:“I didn’t realize how much I needed this.”“I feel lighter.”“I can breathe again.” That’s what I want for you. Not perfection. Not fixing everything overnight.Just real support, in real time, with people who understand. If that’s what you need, make sure you upgrade to Premium and come into the rooms with us. Take a chance on yourself and your grief.
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Year 2
Moving on into year #2. I don’t know what I expected at this point. Was I expecting things to be better? Not hurt as much? Maybe I thought it’d be just flat feeling like how it was when he was at work and my days just went on. Maybe I thought that once I crossed the threshold into “year number two without you ,” there was gonna be some major balloon drop and confetti Stream shooting everywhere like yay I made it! But there’s nothing. Everything still sucks. I’m taking care of our 28 year-old profoundly autistic son who exhibits self injurious behavior daily. He hit himself in the face so much the last few days that he has a blackeye and part of his nose is now swelling. I had surgery last weekend on my foot after sustaining a dog bite, I broke up my dogs who were fighting. I can’t get the state to help with emergency respite. I’m in the same circle of hell that I was in 6 months ago. I am so pissed at his dad for leaving me with all of this to handle . My other two sons do help, but they are burnt out . It is 24/7 care for brother, something they didn’t sign up for and they are also on the spectrum themselves. And then there’s a part of me that envious that my husband doesn’t have to deal with any of this anymore. So I’m laying in my bed today feeling like shit, foot hurting trying to rest a little bit and I just wanna curl up and disappear. Sorry, this probably makes zero sense. Just venting
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Disbelief
I Still Wait For You A part of me is still waiting for you to come back. Not logically... just emotionally. Like my heart still hasn't accepted that goodbye was permanent. I still look for you in random moments. In familiar songs. Empty rooms. Midnight thoughts. And every night, I carry this quiet hope that maybe I'll see you again somehow... even just in a dream. Because loving you never stopped when you left. It simply became grief. And grief is one of the cruelest things... because it keeps someone alive inside you long after they're gone.
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