A Little About Me
Hello. My name is Adrianne and I work as a registered nurse with a local Hospice. I've been a nurse for 18 years and at no time did I ever consider working with Hospice, until a year ago when God led me to the company I now work with. At the time, I was clueless as to why I was making the change I did. Within 2 months the answer started unfolding.
In September of 2007 my 22 year old son past from this world. As I rode out the storm of those first few months after his passing, my purpose in life started to unfold and I am awakening to all the wonders of love, light and our spiritual essence. By reading, researching life after death, prayer and meditation I was soon to learn, my sons life didn't end. His biological life may have, but he is so much more than that and continues his journey as is his plan.
Hospice has provided me the experience of being with people through the physical dying process. And, as wonderful as Hospice is, I feel that we fall short of all we can be doing to prepare our spiritual family for their transitions. When I stumbled upon (or was led to) Diane Goble's book, Through The Tunnel I felt I found the missing piece to the puzzle. Now, I am excited to begin her Transition Guide course next month and take my experience and purpose to the next level.
Peace, love and joy to all,
Adrianne
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It may interest you to know that on 28 September, Kimberly Wenci, is going to be my special guest on Toward The Light—the radio programme I host that broadcasts live every week at 5P ET on BBSRadio.com. Kim's daughter suddenly transitioned five years ago exactly! And we're going to talk about how our friends and loved ones, indeed, do carry on after they leave their bodies behind. :)
I also had Natalie Smith-Blakeslee on my show and she also lost her daughter to leukaemia in 2005. This show is archived, so you can listen to it (click on her name above).
I am a mum as well and I'm so grateful that my daughter is still on this plane, but I became a widow 23 years ago and it's amazing how much communion I've got with my late husband and, in fact, my daughter and I both experience communion with him simultaneously—even though we're in completely different geographical locations.
Hopefully you'll find this information helpful ... and I am honoured and pleased to do whatever I can to be of service to others in this way... :)