Catherine Green Author
Love Kills (A Redcliffe Novel)
Love Redeems (A Redcliffe Novel)
Love Hurts (A Redcliffe Novel)
Eye of the Tiger (A Redcliffe Novel)
Return of the Vampire Hunter
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Tag Archives: coping with bereavement
Giving Thanks for Lessons Learned
This week our American friends celebrate Thanksgiving, and I like to give thanks for my blessings as we slip into the dark season. My family is experiencing more trauma, but it was expected, and we can get through this. I … Continue reading
Posted in advertising, family, pagan mother, Random Musings
Tagged #BlackFriday, #TheRedcliffeNovels, #witchywednesday, author Catherine Green, coping with bereavement, coping with grief, giving thanks for lessons learned, losing a loved one, loving family, SpookyMrsGreen, thanksgiving, the pagan housewife
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Why I Need to Pay Attention to Myself
I joined the social network for A Chronic Voice earlier this year because I needed to find people who understand what life is like with chronic pain. Today I have written a post using the November link-up prompts, to show … Continue reading
Posted in eye health, health, holistic health, pagan mother, Random Musings
Tagged #mummymonday, #spoonie, a chronic voice link-up, coping with bereavement, coping with grief, grief and bereavement, grieving family, living with chronic pain, Manchester Royal Eye Hospital, SpookyMrsGreen, the pagan housewife
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Samhain Greetings – Learn to Let Go
Samhain greetings, my witchy friends! The veil is thin, and this week we celebrate the end of the witch’s year and the start of a new one. For the past week I have been feeling very depressed and fed-up. I … Continue reading
Posted in family, health, holistic health, pagan mother, Random Musings
Tagged #witchywednesday, coping with bereavement, coping with grief, Happy Halloween, honor our ancestors, Honouring our Ancestors, learn to let go, remember our ancestors, Samhain Greetings, SpookyMrsGreen, the pagan housewife, witch at Halloween
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Mabon Blessings and the Autumn Equinox
Mabon blessings, my friends! Autumn has officially sprung here in the UK, and with it we have all sorts of unrest and changes to deal with. Politically there is the Brexit debacle – I won’t even go there. Then we … Continue reading
Back to School, Back to Mindfulness
My children have returned to school after their summer holiday, and finally I have some free time for myself. I tried to find ways of being alone during the school holiday, but it didn’t quite happen the way I expected, … Continue reading
Posted in eye health, holistic health, mind body spirit, pagan mother, Random Musings
Tagged #spoonie, #witchywednesday, back to mindfulness, back to school, coping with bereavement, coping with grief, living with chronic pain, mindful parenting, mindfulness and meditation, SpookyMrsGreen
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Elation, Emotion and Realisation
Phew! What a long and challenging Easter holiday we have had. My youngest daughter has found the past two weeks quite difficult emotionally. We ended the school term with some very sad news about the death of one of our … Continue reading
Posted in family, pagan mother, Random Musings
Tagged #mummymonday, #paganblog, author Catherine Green, coping with bereavement, coping with grief, coping with motherhood, elation emotion and realisation, emotional health, emotional rollercoaster, family time, family wedding, Happy Easter, moving house, mummy mondays, school Easter holidays, SpookyMrsGreen, the pagan housewife, tweenager
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Crystals and Sage
There is a lot of trauma happening in the world right now, and especially within my circle of family and friends. We are currently experiencing grief, anxiety, job insecurity and the daily struggle with chronic health conditions. Well, that last … Continue reading
Posted in pagan mother, Random Musings, witches
Tagged #spoonie, #witchywednesday, #worldmentalhealthday, British shamanism, British witchcraft, Californian White Sage, Catherine Green Author, chronic pain condition, coping with bereavement, coping with change, coping with grief, crazy energy, crystal meditation, crystals and sage, energy vampire, energy vampires, family activities, family and friends, family life, family relationships, healing energy, job insecurity, living with chronic pain, mental health awareness, mind body soul, mind body spirit, mindfulness and meditation, reiki energy healing, sage smudge stick, shamanism and witchcraft, smudging with sage, SpookyMrsGreen, the pagan housewife, witchy Wednesday, World Mental Health Day
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Shock and Sadness
Today I want to talk about grief. Perhaps it is because I am growing older, but death seems to be coming closer. I was very fortunate to have all four of my grandparents until my mid-thirties. I now have two … Continue reading
Posted in Children, family, pagan mother, Random Musings
Tagged #Britmums, #mummymonday, #paganblog, #pblogger, #pbloggers, #Tots100, bereaved family, bereaved friend, Catherine Green Author, coping with bereavement, coping with grief, dealing with grief, death and bereavement, family and friends, family relationships, grieving family, losing a loved one, losing a parent, loss of a loved one, mummy mondays, parenting, parenting blog, parenting experiences, shock and sadness, SpookyMrsGreen, the pagan housewife
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Remembering Manchester
It has been twelve months since the terrorist attack on Manchester, and that devastating event has never been far from my mind. While I was not directly affected in that I didn’t personally know anyone that attended the concert, I … Continue reading
Posted in Children, pagan mother, Random Musings
Tagged #mummymonday, #pblogger, #pbloggers, #westandtogether, coping with bereavement, coping with grief, dealing with grief, families affected by terrorism, grieving family, living in Manchester, Manchester arena bombing, Manchester Royal Eye Hospital, Manchester worker bee, mummy mondays, remembering Manchester, SpookyMrsGreen, surviving loss of a child, survivors of Manchester attack, symbol for Manchester, the pagan housewife, working in Manchester, working in Stockport
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