It's Okay to Cry: A Personal Journey Through Grief, Loss and Healing - Softcover

Millens, Princess

9798993594613: It's Okay to Cry: A Personal Journey Through Grief, Loss and Healing

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ISBN 13: 9798993594613

Publisher: Princess Millens, 2021

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Previously published as It's Ok to Cry: A Personal Journey of Grief and Loss and How to Overcome by Princess S. Millens

Grief doesn't ask permission before it arrives. It doesn't wait for the right time, and it doesn't leave on a schedule. Princess Millens knows this firsthand.

In this raw and deeply personal memoir, Princess opens her life to the reader - the quiet darkness of postpartum depression, the devastating loss of her mother, and the unimaginable grief of burying her son, Anthony. She doesn't offer easy answers or a grief with a tidy ending. Instead, she offers something more honest: her own story, told without flinching, of what it looks like to fall apart and to keep going anyway.

Woven throughout with Scripture and prayer, It's Okay to Cry is for anyone who has ever felt like their tears were something to hide - at work, at church, at the kitchen table alone at 2 a.m. Princess gently insists on a different truth: your grief is not weakness, your tears are not a failure of faith, and healing doesn't mean you stop missing what you lost.

This is a short book, but it doesn't feel small. It feels like sitting across from someone who has been where you are, and who came out the other side still standing, still believing, still crying when she needs to, and still here to t

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About the Author

Princess Millens is an author, educator, speaker, and emotional wellness advocate. Before writing It's Okay to Cry, she was a contributing author to the international bestselling book, Promise Devotional. Her work is deeply rooted in both professional training and personal experience.After the loss of her only son, PFC Anthony Freeman, Princess began writing as a grieving mother searching for a way to release her pain, hold on to her faith, and help others feel less alone. It's Okay to Cry was born from that season, before many of the titles, additional training, and frameworks that would later shape her work. What began as a personal testimony has since grown into a calling to help others navigate grief, emotional healing, resilience, and life after loss.

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