Shari Barich
Two failed marriages doesn’t make me a failure.
Two failed marriages doesn’t make me a failure.
The loss of my dad. I love you so much dad. I think about you every single day. I miss you so much, but I also know that you are always with me.
My son is 12 years old and he is just diagnose with cancer. My husband and I are devastated.
The loss of my brother to suicide and my personal health challenges.
A loss of what felt like part of my identity A fractured relationship that I just don’t know how to heal The passing of a season with family that I won’t be able to get back
Losing joy in my job Husband’s loss of joy in life and work
The life and relationship I thought I’d have.
I’m grieving where we are with our finances and business. We’ve had our business for 7+ years and it continues to grow but we haven’t seen the fruits of it with how hard it feels. Work for both me and my husband is a constant state of striving. God has blessed us with so much …
The strained relationship between myself, mom, and Hollyn.
The end of a internship for my dream job
Death of a dream that didn’t come true. Death of a friendship. Death of relationship with my brother.
Managing the changes in our family life, as my second child graduates high school and will move out in the Fall. Losing my mother’s mind to Alzheimer’s.
My expectations for my children’s lives The loss of my marriage The loss of my Grandfather The career, moving, and starting over
Losing a loved one & letting go of a relationship.
Mom’s death
I am grieving the time I’ve lost while I’ve been away at school with my family. I feel like I’m being very selfish for coming to chicago.
Not being w/ my family and my cousin dying via zoom. Loss of time with my family i won’t get back. Losing my job and career via covid.
The loss of a job. The struggle to get a new job.
I’m grieving what I imagine my life would have been like at this time on life. I grieve not being married, not having kids, being single and 42 years old.