My 5 Year Old Died In A Tragic Accident | Kimberli Howard
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- Опубліковано 22 сер 2024
- On this episode of The Rollercoaster, we sit down with Kimberli Howard, a woman who has endured the profound loss of three beloved family members, including her father and her son. The conversation delves into Kimberly's journey of grief, notably the tragic loss of her son, Keaton, in a boating accident at Lake Powell on June 28th, 2013.
As Kimberli shares her experiences with interviewer Tyler, they navigate the complex landscape of grief, emphasizing the impossibility of preparing oneself for such profound loss. Together, they explore the significance of allowing oneself to fully experience the spectrum of emotions that accompany trauma, acknowledging that healing often involves embracing pain as much as joy.
Throughout their dialogue, Tyler and Kimberli reflect on life's synchronicities, recognizing the interconnectedness of our experiences and the unpredictable ways in which grief can manifest. They underscore the importance of honoring individual processes of grieving, understanding that each person navigates loss in their own unique way.
Through Kimberli's story, we gain insight into the depths of human resilience and the power of embracing vulnerability as a path towards healing in the face of unimaginable sorrow.
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2 sons and husband in heaven ..most difficult journey a soul will ever encounter..child loss period!!!
Sudden loss is so difficult/ painful. When I was 12 my best friend was murdered in our local high school that was the start of my sudden losses. As a young mother I had my daughter at 17 when she was 11 she went away on a camping outing with my mom and there was a accident in the water and my daughter passed away due to it 20 years later in fact on the 31st it will be 21 years the pain is still so raw.Then fast forward a few years I went to visit my grandmother and she died in front of me during my visit. Then just a few years ago my stepfather died suddenly. I struggle so much thank god my husband is so supportive I never would have survived. God Bless you and your show❤️
For you and your girl ❤❤
Silence is deafening ...child loss ...no words for this pain ..❤my love to all who are enduring this pain with no words ..
The stronger the love ❤thestronger the grief❤....no passage of time will ever change the love for our children ...amen
I really resonate with everything Kimberli said. Thank you for sharing your story
I can't imagine your pain, Kimberli. I respect your choice and the way you have handled the situations that have been thrown at you. As a Latter-day Saint that was born and raised in the east, I see the Gospel a bit differently. It's not the culture so maybe The Plan is a bit different for me. It is my saving grace. I am happy that you have found happiness for yourself. You never get over or go through grief, you live it.
I think people who don’t live and grow up in the heart of the LDS sect don’t have the experience to understand what this faith entails. I’ve watched from the outside for 20 years I’m not LDS but have lived in Utah county for 2 decades. The religion here is far more strict and demanding. In a place where over 90% of people are a part of the same highly regimented church, watching closely their neighbors and judging how reverent they are is incredibly unhealthy and brings standards that are unachievable. LDS members who live outside of the microscope that is Utah have other influences n their lives, people of different veiws and ideals to keep them balanced. It’s a whole different church on the outside.
@@scrumps101 we call it living in the bubble. When my SIL who was born and raised in Provo came to visit us when we lived in New York State, he came to Church and thought he was in a different religion. I am glad my children were not raised in the culture but were raised in the Church. I don't think I could live in a place that you lived under a microscope.
@@LeeSeneca Spot on! My family is from Corning (upstate NY) and even tho there is a lot of church history in that region the church and its members operate in a much healthier way that here in Happy Valley. It really is Ike a different religion. The way it is practiced outside of Central Utah is a world of difference.
I am so sorry!!!
My partner died suddenly last January- the experience is horrific
Truth ...i agree grief ..produces a whole array of health issues
Yes an angel ❤i experienced it and still do ...angels believe KEATON ❤LOVE TO YOU BOTH..you and your momma ❤🌬🙏🩵💫🫶
Horrific . accidents that should never hv been
Horrific pain. 😢
I'm so GREATFUL that you shared your story. You are Beautiful . TY for saying you are cleansed and doing better. You are inspiring ✨️
Im so sorry😢 I know it's so hard to talk about!
Love and Light to you Kimberli. The Tao or the way is a deep philosophy. With my own grief...I truly believe there is a time and place and it's all in divine order. ❤❤❤
That’s the love of God
Such a ridiculous statement .. where was god when this happened?? I am just in amazement that people such as yourself have the audacity and ignorance to say something so insane!
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K&S Get Out!