My name is Regula as in regular without the last "R", and I am just a regular gal. I have an accent. It's Swiss German, not Swedish and I'm from Switzerland not Sweden. And even though I have been in Colorado since 2007 my accent will not vanish overnight. I have learned to live with this reality.
I held my Mom's hand when she died of cancer. And I have lived through a mostly sexless marriage. I felt alone, rejected and desperate for love. I wanted children and my biological clock kept ticking, I wished I was St. Mary. That miracle did not happen for me - the divorce did.
Soon after, I found new love and a new marriage and became a Mom of two school age children and one kiddo I never held in my arms.
Everything was great - or so I thought. Until I came across the Grief Recovery Method and learned that it all can be even better. I discovered that my losses from the past (and the ones I will experience in the future) don't have to define me and that I don't have to get over them. I learned that I can remember my Mom for who she was since the day I was born, not for who she became while hooked up to medical equipment during the last weeks of her life. I also learned that I can remember the fun moments of my first marriage and forgive my ex so that I can move on and be free.
Some surprising things about me:
When I was 12 and very shy, I played a jump roping, chocolate eating girl on stage, a role that was written specially for me.
In my teenage years, I was breeding mice. I had up to 32 mice in various cages in my room.
I volunteered in a school in India for a month - the village had no road access and no running water. The daily strolls to the water well at dusk are my favorite memory.
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