Grace & Grit Letters - Where grace meets grief by Angie Hanson
Grace and Grit LettersWhere grace meets grief...and hope finds a voice. Honest letters and short podcast conversations for anyone learning to live after loss.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 51 | Founded | 8 months ago | Last Issue | 11 days ago |
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Where Were You When the World Stopped Turning?
(Image: this is at the 9/11 memorial in NYC)
Twenty-five years ago, the world stopped turning.
As we remember and honor September 11, 2001, I believe it is important that we continue sharing our stories—where we were, what we witnessed, a...
Thirty Years After “I Do”
Today would have been our 30th wedding anniversary.
Thirty years since Jack and I stood before the people we loved and promised:
For better or worse.
In sickness and in health.
Till death do us part.
We had no idea how much those vow...
The Problem with Grief Is That Everyone Remembers the Ending Differently
There is a strange thing that happens when a family loses someone. We all walk out of the same hospital room, funeral home, church, or cemetery believing we have lived through the same ending. But we haven’t. Not exactly. We each carry away...
The Problem With Grief Is That Someone Still Has to Handle Everything
When my husband Jack died, I didn’t stop being part of his family.
Technically, I suppose the words changed. I became the widowed daughter-in-law. Later, when I remarried, the labels became even more complicated.
But love doesn’t pay much...
The Problem With Grief Is That It Changes Your Language
Dear Friend,
There are words I used to say without thinking. Words that rolled off my tongue as naturally as breathing: Tomorrow. Home. Family. How are you? Forever.
They were just words. Until grief happened.
Almost overnight, the langu...
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Grace & Grit Letters is where grace meets grief. I’m Angie—writer, grief educator, and founder of Butterflies + Halos—sharing honest letters about loss, faith, resilience, and the long way through.
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