You can be healing… and still have hard days. You can trust God… and still feel overwhelmed. You can be strong… and still need a moment. Give yourself grace today. You’re doing better than you think. 💛 Drop a 💛 if you needed this. #GracefullyBroken #DailyEncouragement #KeepGoing #HealingInProgress

Let’s check in with each other. On a scale of 1–10, how is your heart today? Share if you feel comfortable: • One hard moment this week • One small victory • One thing that helped you get through You are not alone in this.

Lord Jesus, I come to You right now. My heart is heavy, Father. I am sad, I am hurt, and I feel so broken. Today marks two years since my son left this world, and my life has never been the same. The pain is still here, Lord. Some days I try to be strong, but today my heart is grieving deeply. Father God, You see every tear I cry and every moment I try to hold myself together. You know the love I have for my son and how much I miss him. Please comfort my heart today. Wrap Your arms around me and remind me that You are close to the brokenhearted. Lord, I also miss my mama and my sister. On days like this, I wish I could talk to them and feel their presence with me. It hurts knowing they are not here the way I want them to be. Please fill that empty space in my heart with Your peace and Your presence. Father, I have moments where I feel like giving up. The weight of grief feels so heavy sometimes. But Lord, I am bringing that pain to You. Give me strength when I feel weak. Hold me up when I feel like I cannot keep going. Remind me that my life still has purpose and that You are walking with me through this pain. Please give my heart peace today. Help me breathe through the sadness. Help me remember the love I shared with my son and let those memories bring warmth to my soul. Lord, cover me with Your comfort and protect my mind and heart. Even in my grief, help me feel Your love surrounding me. In Jesus’ name I pray, Amen.

“On a scale of 1–10, where is your heart today?” Add: - One word - One win - One hard thing

“What small step did you take this week? Even getting out of bed counts.”