Sentences with phrase «sharing loss stories»

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The collapse of Toys» R'Us triggered a 13 % drop in sales and a $ 603 million net loss at Mattel in the third quarter, a horror story that wiped 27 % off the toymaker's shares.

Rubin's decision to share his story about financial losses at Goldman Sachs where he «weathered the storm» using his magical existential thinking stands in contrast to Citigroup's condition with Rubin as the long - tenured Chair of the Executive Committee.

Heather Ann is now a nationally syndicated radio show host of «The Win» where she shares her incredible story of success and loss on the entrepreneur journey, and her true happiness in a completely compelling and vulnerable way that audiences relate to and always learn from.

The loss was a blow to Green Mountain's Canadian growth story, given Tim Hortons» huge operating footprint of roughly 3,500 stores and its 42 % quick serve market share.

Over lunch they played what one member described as «the s ***** t game of Top Trumps ever» as they shared their stories of loss.

Bereaved mothers are more likely to connect over sharing stories, talking about our losses, sharing pictures of our babies, and telling our birth stories.

Thank you for sharing your personal story of the job loss.

We LOVE to read about and share your birth stories of your rainbow babies (babies born after a previous loss).

thank you for sharing your story Sharon, and I'm so sorry for you loss.

Submit your story of pregnancy after loss for consideration to be shared with the PALS community in our online magazine.

I have been so touched by all the stories and experiences shared with me about baby loss throughout these months.

I am so sorry for your loss, but I hope that sharing your story will save lives.

I am so so sorry for your loss and thank you so much for being so brave and sharing your story.

I'm really sorry for your loss and thank you for sharing your story.

Thank you Thank you Thank you for having the courage to share your story!!!! I'm so sorry for your loss, your beautiful boy!!!

I am so sorry about your loss and thank you so much for sharing your story.

Please find comfort that your loss was not in vane and please continue to courageously share your story and spread awareness.

I am so deeply sorry for your loss and admire your courage and strength to share your story.

Your strength to come forward and share your story, and even to be able to go on after such an immeasurable loss is amazing.

• Loss and parenting after loss mom Meagan Schultz has launched «An Invitation to Grieve,» a 21 - day online course that grants grief the processing it deserves via thoughtful reflection, writing prompts, creative activities, and ways to share your story with others (though sharing is not a requiremeLoss and parenting after loss mom Meagan Schultz has launched «An Invitation to Grieve,» a 21 - day online course that grants grief the processing it deserves via thoughtful reflection, writing prompts, creative activities, and ways to share your story with others (though sharing is not a requiremeloss mom Meagan Schultz has launched «An Invitation to Grieve,» a 21 - day online course that grants grief the processing it deserves via thoughtful reflection, writing prompts, creative activities, and ways to share your story with others (though sharing is not a requirement).

Birth grandmother Mary Jo Bennett shared her heartfelt story of loss and acceptance when her daughter decided to place Mary Jo's granddaughter in an open adoption.

In case you're not a New York Times reader, I wanted to share today's fascinating - and seriously troubling - front page story on the biological obstacles people face in maintaining weight loss.

I shared our miscarriage story here for the Miscarriage Association, and was honoured to have part of my words included in the APPG Baby Loss Debate in October 2016.

That is why I hope to continue writing and sharing our story here, and on my own blog, in a bid to normalise the reality of pregnancy after loss for us, for our friends and families, and for others approaching or going through the journey themselves.

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With this week being Pregnancy After Loss Awareness Week, I wanted to take the time to share the story of my angel, Amelia.

If you have a friend going through infant or pregnancy loss, Kristin from momstown Edmonton South shares her story of infant loss and suggests sympathetic and sensitive ways to support her.

Because it has become such a «hushed» and taboo subject, men and women often grieve quietly, without ever sharing their story of loss.

She believes that it is important that we share our stories of loss so that other moms and dads will know they are not alone.

In the midst of the struggle and grief that comes with pregnancy loss at any stage, Nicole has found strength in sharing her story with others.

We're sharing this story on October 15, Pregnancy & Infant Loss Awareness Day.

We love supporting you when you're TTC after a loss, celebrating pregnancy again, bringing home rainbow babies, and parenting after loss, and we know how difficult this journey can be so please feel free to share pictures, journal entries, group posts and other creative ways to celebrate and support others on this journey through free expression of your story.

If you haven't already, I encourage you share your story of loss — to say the words out loud.

There can seem to be a lopsidedness in sharing the stories of loss and pregnancy after loss — especially when those loss stories aren't connected with an initial foray into pregnancy.

Yet, I sometimes worry that with all the awareness and story sharing, people who haven't been through pregnancy or infant loss might think they «get it.»

There can seem to be a lopsidedness in sharing the stories of loss -LSB-...]

- FATHERS have no place to share their story of their pain and loss and joy, and their guilt and shame at not «being the protector.»

I loss my baby three weeks ago, I was almost 7 months, and I just want to say thank you for share with us, now I don't feel alone on this experience, I know that my family loves me, and my husband support me, but knowing that there is more moms like me make me feel that it's okay if I want other baby but I know that I will be still missing my first baby Aiden, and that I don't wan na replace him, it's just that I never will be able to forget the little person who made me feel mom by the first time, don't know if you want hear my story, let me know.

A nonprofit organization that funds research on retinal diseases shares the stories of people coping with vision loss.

And you'll have the chance to share your story with millions of readers — whether it's an essay about your weight - loss journey, a recipe for your favorite healthy Crock - Pot dinner, or a firsthand account of living with psoriatic arthritis, we want to hear about it.

Share your success story with many people, and motivation will always be present to continue and even increase your weight - loss effort.

Check out the video shared by one of his friends about this incredible man's weight loss story.

Let me know which guide you find most interesting and share your successful weight loss story with us.

And if you already use MCT or coconut oils regularly, and you've noticed weight loss or other benefits, share your story on my Facebook page.

Heath trackers and smartphone apps offer behavior - change techniques like goal setting, instant feedback and rewards, and social factors like community sharing of success stories that can result in weight loss and more health benefits.

Today, he helps his church organize wellness events, where people in the community are encouraged to share their weight loss stories and band together for exercise - related challenges.

Daniela Lucero graciously shared her story with me of her weight loss of over 100 pounds in the past year.

Debbie brings her experience as a trainer, coach, and athlete into her first book «Life is NOT a Race... It is a Journey» where she shares her story and the principles of her key program The WHOLESTIC Method, a new approach to improve fat loss, health, and performance for life and sports.

She shares her story and gives practical advice including tips for not becoming overly obsessive about the scale in the weight loss process.

Many of them have shared stories of loss and uncertainty for the future yet they found the courage to pursue something new.