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Welcome to Episode 3 of the Heart in a Drawer podcast, where we explore hurt, healing and hope as adult children of divorce. Today we’re discussing the fear of abandonment, dealing with sudden triggers, processing trauma, and meditating on comforting Bible verses to overcome.
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Welcome to Episode 2 of Heart in a Drawer, where we explore hurt, healing and hope as adult children of divorce. Today we’re discussing the reason for the name “Heart in a Drawer,” why I chose “It Is Well With My Soul” as the theme music, and what you can do with old pictures of your parents.
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Welcome to the Heart in a Drawer Podcast, where we explore the hurts, healing and hope for adult children of divorce.
Are you a child of divorce? Whether your parents’ divorce occurred when you were very young, an adolescent, or even an adult, I know the divorce affects you in nearly every aspect of your life.
I’m Sarah Geringer, your host for this podcast. I am a child of divorce, married to another child of divorce. I’m also a Christian author, speaker, blogger and artist from southeast Missouri. You can find out more about me on my About page.
I want to use my experiences to encourage and strengthen you in your faith and family life through my YouTube channel and this podcast.
Today I talk about the who, what, why, where, how and when of this podcast. Please listen in at the bottom of this page, and be sure to subscribe so you don’t miss new episodes each Tuesday.
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Find more encouragement on these related posts:
How to Repair Your Heart as a Child of Divorce
3 Tough Transitions as a Child of Divorce
How to Deal with a Living Death
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Are you dealing with grief that just won’t go away, because a literal death has not yet occurred? We can learn how to deal with a living death from the story of Tamar, King David’s daughter.
As a child of divorce since the age of 4, I have dealt with a living death most of my life. Though my parents’ marriage ended decades ago, I still deal with the fallout. The marriage is over, but the negative effects linger on, because the divorce is a living death.
I’ve also experienced living deaths from loving prodigals, handling disappointments, and dealing with various messes. Life doesn’t always give us definite endings, and when negativity continues, you can feel the reverberations of a living death.
This is my writing process for transforming painful memories into poems.
I go to my journals and immerse myself in those feelings. Then I pull out a photo from that time period.
