In this episode, I am sharing a beautiful poem written by my grandmother, Mel Hardy.The poem was actually written about my Mum after my dad died. My grandma said, she was the rose bush.The poem is about a rose bush and talks about grief, trauma, and hope.Over time, this poem has taken on a deeper meaning for me. The poem compares the pruning of a rose bush to the challenges we face in life, explaining how the resilience and growth that come from difficult experiences shapes us.With sun, rain, and new growth, the rose bush becomes stronger and more beautiful. This poem explains that there is hope and strength on the other side of hardship.🎧 Tune in to hear the poem and let me know your thoughts!⬇️ Download or share⭐️ Leave a review on Apple podcasts. I would love to connect with you more on Instagram: @instituteofhealing_plApply to the Pregnancy Loss Practitioner Certification here! Check out the show notes for more information including links and resources mentioned in today’s episode!SHOW NOTES: Episode 15Support the Show.Disclaimer:Please note that the information shared in this podcast is not intended as medical advice. For personal medical advice and support, consult with your healthcare provider. Your Feedback Matters:If you found value in this episode, kindly leave a review on Apple Podcasts. Your feedback is crucial in helping us deliver content that supports, informs, and heals. Feel free to share this episode on social media and tag us with your insights and takeaways. Support the show Sharna SouthanPregnancy Loss Practitioner & Trauma informed CoachInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/instituteofhealing_pl/W: www.sharnasouthan.com

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