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Smiling Dolphins and Courage to Speak the Truth

March 26, 2017

An Eagle Scout, a Hail Storm, and Life Lessons

March 8, 2017

You Have to Ride My Harley Davidson

March 6, 2017

Gerri and Flying Eagle

February 20, 2017

Always Twenty

February 3, 2017

I Wanted Him to Die — Confronting the Dark Part of Me

January 30, 2017

I’m Not Pureblood

January 29, 2017
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I Love Lysander and Lee

January 25, 2017
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Rebel Flags and Sweet Brown Friends

January 16, 2017
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The Devil and Depression are Liars

January 13, 2017
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About Kimberly

The author of “All the Way to Heaven and Back: Surviving the Loss of A Loved One,” Kimberly has appeared on “The Oprah Winfrey Show” and is currently at work on several new books.

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Part crime drama, part self-help, but totally captivating, author Kimberly Lollis Parrish shares her powerful story of love, brutal loss, and crushing grief. When her baby brother Griffen was born, he captured the hearts of everyone who met him, and Kimberly loved him… Read More ›

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1-800-SUICIDE: National Hopeline Network
1-877-YOUTHLINE: Counseling for Teens by Teens
I’M ALIVE: An online crisis network
Lifeline Crisis Chat

Bullying Resources

Edutopia
StopBullying.gov
Anderson Cooper 360
The Anti-Bully Blog

Binge Drinking Resources

The Century Council
Blog Like MADD
SADD: Students Against Destructive Decisions

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March 8, 2019

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  • Happy Saturday! It feels good to be alive, doesn't it? I’ve been on the porch for the last hour watching and listening to the birds. It’s been busy this morning. A Crow has been calling the rest of his clan to let them know there is seed on the ground that has fallen off the feeder. And a Bluejay just arrived to tell all the rest to get out of the way. Granny Lollis always swore Bluejays were old "hawgs". Forrest and Zoe are sleeping through all of it. Me? I'm thinking of how awesome it is that I can see and hear. I hope you enjoy this day as if it were your last. Lots of love! Kim
  • "There is a voice that doesn’t use words, listen." -- Rumi It's another beautiful day and I hope you are listening to that voice! Happy Thursday!
  • Happy Wednesday! I hope your heart is as full as this one’s belly!
  • Happy Miraculous Monday! I woke up with that feeling you have when things feel like they are just as they should be. I hope you did too. I'm not sure how it works for you, but that doesn't always come quickly to me and takes practice. My human side still struggles at times to want to control every little thing. I wind up feeling overwhelmed and stuck. When I can get my human side out of the way, miracles begin to happen. The truth is that they actually occur without us, but we often take them for granted. If you are reading this, then you are breathing, and your heart is beating. Both of those are miraculous, and I am so thankful to God for that. Here is to hoping you find miracles in every moment today. I will be doing the same. Love and light to you from me! Kim The beautiful photo is courtesy of my sweet cousin Tracy Nelson Schock
  • Good morning! I hope you woke up as grateful as I am for another day! It is still rainy and cold, but I am thrilled to be here. Y'all can probably tell that I love birdwatching. It is true, I do. Mother Nature and her creatures make my heart feel happy and carefree. When we were kids, Mama didn't allow us to stay inside. Thank goodness for us that she insisted we find something to do outside while she cleaned house. Our adventures usually involved trees and critters. This is one of my favorites. (Truthfully, they might all be my favorite.) This is a Carolina Chickadee. They are the sweetest little birds and just a little shy as you can see. I think it is adorable. I hope you take a few minutes today to at least look out the window and take in the beauty of Mother Nature. Even if it is just the clouds...look out and see that we are a part of something bigger than we are.
  • Good morning! I hope your world is as beautiful as these birds who are filling their bellies up on this cold and rainy day in Upstate South Carolina! If you ever wonder if you matter, you do! I'm not sure about you, but sometimes it seems like everyone is so busy trying to take care of their lives that we don't have a common thread weaving us together. We do, our hearts and souls! We just have to STOP and take a moment to remember that we are all connected. Can we? Yes, I believe in us! I know that deep within each, and everyone is a heart filled with love and kindness. I hope you will go out today and show the world the best of you! Happy Tuesday!
  • Hello and Happy Monday! I hope you are off to a beautiful start and your heart is happy and full of love! I love rain but am sure happy to see the light of the sun! Here is hoping wherever you are there is some light in your life and your heart too!
  • Hello and Happy Monday! I hope you are off to a beautiful start and your heart is happy and full of love! I love rain but am sure happy to see the light of the sun! Here is hoping wherever you are there is some light in your life and heart too!
  • Good morning! Forrest and I would like to wish you a Happy Tuesday! We want to remind you to choose kindness today because we never know what another person might be battling. We are also sending you lots of love!

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After the tragic death of her younger brother Griffen, Kimberly began speaking publicly about binge drinking and bullying, using her unique style to touch the hearts of everyone she meets.

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