03/20/2026
In this Women’s History Month, we honor not only the strength women show to the world, but the quiet, often unseen resilience it takes to heal.
Loss does not always look the same. It can be the end of a relationship, the loss of a job, a shift in identity, or the weight of trauma that lingers long after the moment has passed. Whatever the form, grief arrives uninvited—and it changes us.
My friend, Shawn Pearson-Dingle, explores this reality in Still Here, Still Becoming: Finding Life, Healing, and Meaning After Loss. The book offers a grounded and compassionate perspective on healing—not as “moving on,” but as learning to live forward while carrying what has been lost.
Drawing from lived experience, Shawn writes with clarity and emotional honesty about the complexity of grief—its impact on the mind, body, and spirit—and the process of rebuilding meaning over time. This is a thoughtful, accessible resource for anyone navigating loss or supporting someone who is.
As we recognize the full spectrum of women’s experiences this month, it is worth making space not only for strength, but for healing.
If this resonates, you can explore the book here:
Still Here, Still Becoming: Finding Life, Healing, and Meaning After Loss