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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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Mother’s Day Grief Support Circle
Hi everyone! Toni is hosting a free Mother’s Day Grief Support Circle this Saturday, May 9th at 11 AM EST. This will be a gentle space for anyone navigating the loss of their mother or mother figure. Together, we will explore: - What Mother’s Day can bring up in grief and memory - What it was like when she was here—stories, moments, and connection - How we continue to carry her forward in our lives today - The ways loss still shows up in the present moment - And how we can hold both love and grief at the same time This circle is open to everyone in Skool, not just premium members. Please register here: https://mastergrief.com/mothersday After you submit it will bring you to skool, just close out of that tab, you are already in this community. After you register, please go to the Calendar tab in Skool and add it to your personal calendar so you have the reminder. We’ll see you Saturday at 11 AM EST
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Grief
Grief is exhausting in ways people don’t always see. You keep going, keep talking, keep pretending you’re okay sometimes while carrying a pain that never really leaves your chest. The hardest part is how suddenly it hits. A song. A memory. A moment where you instinctively think, “I need to tell them this,” before remembering you can’t. People say time heals, but some losses don’t heal you just learn how to carry them differently. Some days it’s tears. Some days it’s numbness. Some days it’s simply surviving the silence they left behind. But grief this deep only comes from love that was real. The kind that changes you forever. The kind that stays with you even after they’re gone.
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Lupus Awareness Month
Every May 1, for me it’s time to educate people about SLE Lupus. I was diagnosed with Lupus in 1996. Everything in my life was taken from me. I could no longer play golf, tennis, run 10 miles a day nor exercise like a mad woman. I went into deep grief being diagnosed with an autoimmune disorder was the death of me. My body attacks itself along with my organs fighting against my body every day. I’m always in pain everyday. Something is wrong with my body somewhere, I had to change my entire lifestyle, I had to be somebody I didn’t know how to be. 30 years later i’ve out lived my expiration date. I had to learn how to live all over again and I’m still here going strong with a smile on my face. Lupus doesn’t run my life, I run my own life fighting an auto immune disorder kicking its ass all the way.
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Some People Survive the Fire Without Smelling Like Smoke
Some of the softest people you will ever meet have survived the hardest lives. They’ve been betrayed, abandoned,misunderstood, and broken open by grief, disappointment, and loss. And somehow, they still choose tenderness. I think that’s one of the rarest kinds of strength in this world. Because pain has a way of trying to harden people. If you’re not careful, heartbreak can slowly convince you to stop loving deeply, stop trusting fully, and stop believing people are good. It can make you cold without you even noticing. But there are people who walk through hell and refuse to become it. People who carry scars and still know how to hold someone gently. People who understand suffering so intimately that instead of spreading more pain, they become a safe place for it to land. Maybe that’s why some of the most beautiful souls are born through devastation. Sometimes God allows pain not to destroy you, but to introduce you to the part of yourself capable of helping others survive it too. The wound becomes the bridge. The ashes become soil for something new to grow. Life will break your heart at times. You will lose people you thought would stay forever. You’ll be disappointed by people you trusted with everything in you. You’ll outgrow places, relationships, and versions of yourself you once thought were permanent. But life also has this quiet, unexpected way of rebuilding you. You’ll meet people who love you in ways you didn’t know you needed. You’ll form soul-deep friendships after seasons that almost convinced you to isolate forever. You’ll survive things you once believed would destroy you. And one day, you’ll look back and realize that the chapters that ended were not the end of your story. Sometimes you get what you prayed for and it changes your life. Sometimes you don’t, and that changes you. And strangely enough, both are gifts. Because the wins build your confidence, but the losses build your character. The joy teaches gratitude, but the pain teaches depth. And both shape who you become.
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