You can do the impossible, because you have been through the unthinkable. — Christina Rasmussen
You can do the impossible, because you have been through the unthinkable. — Christina Rasmussen
You can do the impossible, because you have been through the unthinkable. — Christina Rasmussen
You can do the impossible, because you have been through the unthinkable. — Christina Rasmussen
You can do the impossible, because you have been through the unthinkable. — Christina Rasmussen
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You can do the impossible, because you have been through the unthinkable.

— Christina Rasmussen
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More “Grief” Quotes

I believe there is no heaven or hell. There are no devils or angels. No afterlife or salvation. My soul won't be incarna — Bhavya Kaushik
Somehow, grief had seemed easier to bear when the skies were dark and a cold wind kept cats and prey inside their nests. — Erin Hunter, Bramblestar's Storm
... he wasn't crying for the woman who had died. He was crying for the woman she had been. — Sharon Sala, Going Once
I’m so sorry,” he said, because after Pamela died, he promised himself that if anyone told him the smallest, saddest sto — Elizabeth McCracken, Thunderstruck & Other Stories
My mind couldn't fit itself around the shape of his absence. — Lia Mills, Fallen
...and be emptied of gravity and surrounding by the rouge wave of an emotion she could not name. — Carol Cassella, Gemini
At morn we buried Melanippus; as the sun set the maiden Basilo died by her own hand, as she could not endure to lay her — allimachus and Lycophron CXLII
In the kitchen, her family nibbled Helen’s lemon squares. Melanie urged brownies on the nurses. “Take these,” she told L — Allegra Goodman, Apple Cake
Grief can destroy you—or focus you. You can decide a relationship was all for nothing if it had to end in death, and you — Dean Koontz, Odd Hours
For darkness terrifies. It swallows you, warps you, nullifies you. Who alive can possibly profess confidence in darkness — Haruki Murakami, Dance Dance Dance
Sometimes when we are drowning in our own loss we lash out--anger is momentarily easier to cope with. — Anne Perry, No Graves As Yet
To better handle grief, become the passenger, not the driver. — Todd Stocker, REFINED: Turning Pain into Purpose