The truth is, we never know what life will bring us and we don't have as much control as we might think we have. But we — Elizabeth Berrien, Creative Grieving: A Hip Chick's Path from Loss to Hope
The truth is, we never know what life will bring us and we don't have as much control as we might think we have. But we — Elizabeth Berrien, Creative Grieving: A Hip Chick's Path from Loss to Hope
The truth is, we never know what life will bring us and we don't have as much control as we might think we have. But we — Elizabeth Berrien, Creative Grieving: A Hip Chick's Path from Loss to Hope
The truth is, we never know what life will bring us and we don't have as much control as we might think we have. But we — Elizabeth Berrien, Creative Grieving: A Hip Chick's Path from Loss to Hope
The truth is, we never know what life will bring us and we don't have as much control as we might think we have. But we — Elizabeth Berrien, Creative Grieving: A Hip Chick's Path from Loss to Hope
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The truth is, we never know what life will bring us and we don't have as much control as we might think we have. But we CAN choose how we walk through life and how we spend our time.

— Elizabeth Berrien, Creative Grieving: A Hip Chick's Path from Loss to Hope
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